When editing a TouchPoint's settings, you may notice an option for TouchPoint Identifiers. When enabled, the identifier will appear in a column on the View Participant TouchPoints page.
Identifiers can be useful for differentiating between TouchPoint responses when a user has taken the same TouchPoint multiple times.
You can set the identifier to populate with the following options:
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Use current Program name as Identifier
This uses the Program Name as the identifier. This can be useful if the Participant takes the TouchPoint from multiple Programs.
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Automatically generate Identifier
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This will make a string of text by concatenating:
The participant's initials,
Your Site ID (viewable in the Who am I? page)
The Participant Site ID
The Form ID followed by a hyphen
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How many times this TouchPoint has been taken.
Note: Keep in mind that deleted responses still count towards this number; if a user has two responses and deletes one, the next response will have a '3' at the end.
This option is useful because it can create a unique value for each response which can help with data aggregation.
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Allow user to create Identifier
This allows a user to type in an identifier themselves. It also has the option to make this a required field. When users put in the identifier themselves, it can be used to mark a TouchPoint response and offer a snippet of the information in the response.
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None
The default option is to not use an identifier. Some TouchPoints may not need an identifier, so this gives administrators the option to turn them off.
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