An introduction to cards and questions in the Q&A mode.

Overview of what "changes" are in a questionnaire, and how they can be managed.

An introduction to the types of "changes" that can be created and triggered in a questionnaire. E.g. inserting/disabling clauses, choosing alternative clause, changing styling, etc.

Discusses how you can attach conditions to cards, questions, predefined options and change-sets. This allows you to interactively define how your questionnaire should react to your users' actions.

When you select a question and click on the button in the toolbar, you will see a popup with the most common options for the question. The Options are subdivided in several different subcategories: General, Layout, Help, Interaction and Integration. General section Datafield One of th...

If you have an Enterprise or Office account, you can allow your users to select a legal entity from a database of legal entities and/or to select an address from the Google Maps database. Introduction Legal entities database ClauseBase provides access to the contents of most national entit...

Through the various menus (in the upper-right corner and each card of a Q&A), users can copy & paste answers. This is a very useful feature that is usually trivial to use. Nevertheless, there are some caveats to watch out for. Location matters Which menu is used, has a huge impa...

ClauseBase provides many different ways to provide assistance towards the end-user, both in a Q&A and in the Assemble Document mode. Every clause, card, question and predefined answer can have an associated short comment. Such short comment will be displayed in a popup-balloon. Every clause ...

Rationale With ClauseBase, you have almost limitless possibilities to configure interactions and clauses. In fact, you can easily go so far that you scratch your head wondering why a certain clause/card/question is currently having a certain behaviour. Within Design Q&A, we therefore off...

Rationale ClauseBase's standard approach is to show all questions at the left side, so that — except for the changes Allow user to choose alternative clause and Allow user to disable clause, which show icons to directly delete or replace specific clauses — end-users can rest confident that they ...