Question Types & Advanced Settings
Eventene provides a variety of question types to help you collect structured information from participants. This article explains the available question types and how to configure them.
Available Question Types
When creating a question, you can choose from the following types:
- Multiple Choice – select from a list of options
- Text – single-line text input
- Comment – multi-line text input
- Number – numeric input
- Yes / No – binary choice
- True / False – binary choice
- Email – validated email format
- Phone – phone number input
- Address – structured address fields
- Date / Time – date and/or time selection
- Information Only – display text without collecting a response
Each type is designed for a specific kind of data collection. Choose the type that best matches the information you need.
Multiple Choice Options
Multiple choice questions support several configurations:
- Single selection – participants choose one option
- Multiple selection – participants can choose more than one option
- Ranked selection – participants rank their choices in order
When using multiple choice:
- Enter clear, concise options
- Limit the number of choices to avoid overwhelming participants
- Use ranking only when prioritization is important
Number Input Settings
Number questions can be configured to accept:
- Whole numbers (e.g. 1, 2, 3)
- Decimal values (e.g. 1.5, 2.75)
Use numeric validation when collecting quantities, counts, or measurements.
Date and Time Settings
Date and time questions allow you to control what participants provide:
- Date only
- Time only
- Both date and time
Choose the level of detail based on your needs.
Required Questions
Each question can be marked as required.
- Required questions must be answered before participants can complete their responses
- Optional questions can be skipped
Use required questions sparingly to avoid friction during registration.
Internal Name vs Display Text
Each question includes:
- Internal name – used for reporting and data tracking
- Display text – shown to participants
Use clear and consistent naming for internal fields to make reporting easier later.
Attendance-Based Question Logic
Questions can be shown based on a participant’s attendance status.
- Ask certain questions only if attending
- Ask different questions if not attending
This allows you to tailor the experience and collect more relevant information.
Best Practices
- Keep questions focused and easy to answer
- Avoid collecting unnecessary information
- Use consistent naming conventions
- Test your questions before publishing your program