The wide range of answer types available will be helpful in creating highly specific inspection templates tailored to your needs.
The most commonly used type of answer in a typical inspection template.
Yes/No answers are compatible with Checkly Score. In this scoring system, the answer "Yes" is assigned a point value of 1, while the answer "No" is assigned a point value of 0. If needed, you can reverse the scoring by using the "reverse scoring" checkbox.
Furthermore, you can include a "Not applicable" answer by selecting the "Add Not applicable answer" checkbox.
Yes/No answers are compatible with the Incidents feature. You can mark the incorrect answer as an incident by using the Incident checkbox.
This scale can be used to rate something. The inspection mode will display a dropdown list with options ranging from 1 to 5.
The Checkly Score is compatible with a scale of 1-5. In this scoring system, an answer of "1" is assigned a point value of 0.2, while an answer of "5" is assigned a point value of 1. The interval between these answers is 0.2 points. If necessary, you can reverse the scoring by selecting the "reverse scoring" checkbox.
Furthermore, you can include a "Not applicable" answer by selecting the "Add Not applicable answer" checkbox.
Scale 1 - 5 is compatible with the Incidents feature. You can mark the incorrect answer as an incident by using the Incident checkbox.
This scale can be used to rate something. The inspection mode will display a dropdown list with options ranging from 1 to 10.
The Checkly Score is compatible with a scale of 1-10. In this scoring system, an answer of "1" is assigned a point value of 0.1, while an answer of "5" is assigned a point value of 1. The interval between these answers is 0.1 points. If necessary, you can reverse the scoring by selecting the "reverse scoring" checkbox.
Furthermore, you can include a "Not applicable" answer by selecting the "Add Not applicable answer" checkbox.
Scale 1 - 5 is compatible with the Incidents feature. You can mark the incorrect answer as an incident by using the Incident checkbox.
This input field only accepts numeric characters.
The Checkly Score is not compatible with this answer. Additionally, it is not compatible with the Incidents feature.
This input field allows for the input of all alphanumeric characters and has a character limit of 150.
The Checkly Score is not compatible with this answer. Additionally, it is not compatible with the Incidents feature.
This input field allows for the input of all alphanumeric characters and has a character limit of 2000.
The Checkly Score is not compatible with this answer. Additionally, it is not compatible with the Incidents feature.
This single choice option can be used to create custom answer options. In inspection mode, a dropdown list will be displayed, showing the created options.
The Checkly Score is compatible with a single-choice format. In this scoring system, you decide how each answer is assigned points.
A single choice is compatible with the Incidents feature. You can mark the incorrect answer as an incident by using the Incident checkbox.
In Inspection mode, this type of answer displays two inputs: the first for name and surname, and the second with a special area where the user can provide a signature using their finger or mouse pointer.
The Checkly Score is not compatible with this answer. Additionally, it is not compatible with the Incidents feature.
In Inspection mode, this type of answer displays a map and location input. If the user allows the browser to automatically detect their location, the app will display their current location. However, if the user denies this option, they will need to manually enter their location.
The Checkly Score is not compatible with this answer. Additionally, it is not compatible with the Incidents feature.
This answer is integrated with the Google Maps component.
