RooQuiz Docs
Responses & Analytics

Response Records

Response records are every single submission a quiz received, under the quiz's Records tab. This is the raw data — for aggregate trends, go to Insights.

The RooQuiz response records list with the filter builder and table

Filters

Click Filters to open the builder and stack conditions (they're ANDed together):

FieldNotes
By questionFilter on the answer to a specific question; choice questions support "is any of / is none of / is empty / is not empty"
RespondentSubmissions from one person
UTM sourceWhich channel they came from, paired with UTM tracking
ScoreA numeric range (is between a min and max)
LevelWhich report level they landed in
LanguageWhich language version they answered in
Lead status / AssigneeFilter by the lead's follow-up status or owner
Submitted atA start and end date

Hit Apply when the conditions are set, or Clear all to start over.

There's no board view here — the board lives on the Leads page. The two answer different questions: records are submissions, leads are people.

A single record

Open any row and the detail splits in two:

  • Left — the answers question by question with their scores, plus the report.
  • Right — a follow-up sidebar for this person as a lead: change the status, write comments, and read the merged activity timeline.

In other words you can do the follow-up while reading the response, without hopping to the leads page.

Comments support replies, and you can delete your own. They're the same comments as on the lead detail page — both places show one shared thread.

What a record contains

Beyond the answers themselves, a record usually carries:

  • Record number — an incrementing number within the quiz.
  • Respondent — only present when they were signed in; blank for anonymous submissions.
  • Source — recorded when they arrived through a UTM link.
  • Submitted at, language version, score and level.

Exporting

Export on the toolbar handles either the rows you selected or everything matching the current filters. A full export uses your weekly quota — see Exporting data.

Exported data may contain personal information respondents provided. Handle it according to your organization's privacy and compliance rules.

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