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Survey Step Viewed Export Format

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The Survey Step Viewed data provides details on all survey steps viewed by each participant (e.g., if a participant opened a baseline survey, exited out of the survey, then reopened it, you would see two views of step one of the baseline survey for that participant). 

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Survey Step Viewed

The Survey Step Viewed file contains the following fields:

Field Description
ParticipantID The stable, automatically generated, internal system identifier for this participant.
ParticipantIdentifier The identifier of the participant the notification or survey was delivered to. Can be used to cross reference with Participants.
Timestamp The timestamp of when the survey step was viewed, in UTC.
ClientLocalTimestamp The time the survey step was viewed, in the participant's local time.
EventID A randomly generated ID for this event.
PreviousEventID The ID of the previous event, if there is one.
StepIdentifier The step identifier of the survey step viewed.
SubStepIdentifier The identifier of the "sub-step" viewed, if the survey step contains sub-steps. Consent steps are the only step types which contain sub-steps.
SubStepIndex
 		The index of the "sub-step" being visited, if the step contains sub-steps. Consent steps are the only step types which contain sub-steps.
SurveyID The stable, automatically generated identifier of the survey viewed.
SurveySessionID A unique identifier for the "session" of the step view event. A session is started each time the user begins or resumes the survey.
SurveyVersion Identifies which version of the survey was active at the time the data was collected. This allows you to adapt data processing if your survey changes.
TaskID The ID of the task being completed by the participant, if there is one.
TaskRunUUID The ID for this "run" of a survey, where a run is maintained if the survey is stopped and restarted.
UtmCampaign Urchin Tracking Module (UTM) code is a simple code attached to a custom URL. In this case, it is used to track the campaign name, slogan, promo code. Refer to Google Analytics Help for more.
UtmContent Urchin Tracking Module (UTM) code is a simple code attached to a custom URL. In this case, it is used to differentiate similar content or links within the same ad. Refer to Google Analytics Help for more.
UtmMedium Urchin Tracking Module (UTM) code is a simple code attached to a custom URL. In this case, it is used to track the advertising or marketing medium (e.g. email, newsletter, banner). Refer to Google Analytics Help for more.
UtmSource Urchin Tracking Module (UTM) code is a simple code attached to a custom URL. In this case, it is used to identify the advertiser, site, publication, etc. that is sending traffic to register (e.g. google, newsletter). Refer to Google Analytics Help for more.
UtmTerm Urchin Tracking Module (UTM) code is a simple code attached to a custom URL. In this case, it is used to identify paid search keywords. Refer to Google Analytics Help for more.
Fbclid
 		Facebook click ID is a parameter associated with outbound links from Facebook. When a user clicks on a link from Facebook and is directed to registration, a unique ID (Fbclid) is associated with that event.
Ndclid
 		Nextdoor click ID is a parameter associated with outbound links from Nextdoor. When a user clicks on a link from Nextdoor and is directed to registration, a unique ID (Ndclid) is associated with that event.
Gclid Google click ID is a parameter associated with outbound links from Google. When a user clicks on a link from Google and is directed to registration, a unique ID (Gclid) is associated with that event.

Sample CSV Export

ParticipantIdentifier,Timestamp,ParticipantID,ClientLocalTimestamp,EventID,PreviousEventID,StepIdentifier,SubStepIdentifier,SubStepIndex,SurveyID,SurveySessionID,SurveyVersion,TaskID,TaskRunUUID,UtmCampaign,UtmContent,UtmMedium,UtmSource,UtmTerm,Fbclid,Gclid,Ndclid
641d313d-7144-4534-ac28-719e0904253e,2023-03-14T12:16:12Z,61fd00e8-eea9-ec11-aaab-f47bb6835a103/14/2023 8:16:12 AM,3e5a9395-8703-4951-bb1f-1108cc3c0d89,,Test Step 1,,,9590ab6d-82b4-ed11-aab7-f9d10f0779ca,a2435f1b-3c13-4af7-813d-cafc4c76cad4,0,,288426fe-d533-4e31-b499-7dd9e14ed028,campaign,content,medium,source,term,fbclid,gclid,ndclid

Sample JSON Export

{
    "ParticipantIdentifier": "641d313d-7144-4534-ac28-719e0904253e",
    "Timestamp": "2023-03-14T12:16:12Z",
    "ParticipantID": "61fd00e8-eea9-ec11-aaab-f47bb6835a10",
    "Properties": {
        "SurveyID": "9590ab6d-82b4-ed11-aab7-f9d10f0779ca",
        "SurveySessionID": "a2435f1b-3c13-4af7-813d-cafc4c76cad4",
        "TaskID": null,
        "SurveyVersion": "0",
        "StepIdentifier": "Test Step 1",
        "SubStepIdentifier": null,
        "SubStepIndex": null,
        "ClientLocalTimestamp": "2023-03-14T08:16:12-04:00",
        "EventID": "3e5a9395-8703-4951-bb1f-1108cc3c0d89",
        "PreviousEventID": null,
        "TaskRunUUID": "288426fe-d533-4e31-b499-7dd9e14ed028",
        "UtmCampaign": "campaign",
        "UtmContent": "content",
        "UtmMedium": "medium",
        "UtmSource": "source",
        "UtmTerm": "term",
        "Fbclid": "fbclid",
        "Gclid": "gclid",
        "Ndclid": "ndclid"
    }
}

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