Editing during fieldwork
Changes to a live study save directly. A participant already in the interview can receive the updated setup when they move to the next question. Test urgent corrections before saving them, and avoid changing question meaning once responses have been collected. Verso asks for confirmation when a significant question change could affect completed interviews. While a panel recruitment is running, the questions it screens applicants with are locked. Verso refuses an edit to one of them and names the question, because the panel is filtering people against the copy it was given and applicants have already answered it there. Close the recruitment to change those questions; the next round is published from the study as it then stands. Every other question stays editable, translations included. For a substantial redesign, close recruitment first or duplicate the study so the original evidence remains easy to interpret.Returning to an earlier version
Version history records groups of study edits. Open it to review previous versions and restore an earlier setup when needed. After restoring, test the affected route before reopening recruitment.Study lifecycle
See when participants can enter and what happens at the completion target.