


The way sharing is enabled varies depending on where the survey was published. Selected users can now submit responses to a survey. For example, if the survey is shared with members of your organization and a linked web map is already shared publicly, the sharing on the web map will not be modified.Ĭlick Save on the Share survey dialog box. If an item's sharing level is more relaxed than the sharing level for the survey, the item will not be listed. Items you do not have permission to share are listed on the dialog box, so you can contact the item owners or your administrator to request that the sharing be modified for those items. You can only select items that you have permission to share. Select the related items for which you want to update the sharing level. The sharing level of these items may need to be updated to match how the survey is shared. Related items include locators, web maps, and linked content. The Share survey dialog box appears if the survey has items related to it.

Following groups-Allows you to choose which groups created by your organization can submit responses to the survey this can include people outside of your organization.Īfter making a choice, click Save at the bottom of the page.For more information, see ArcGIS requirements. The user types and roles in ArcGIS organizations have access to different features of Survey123. Members of my organization-Allows ArcGIS organizational accounts in your organization to submit responses to the survey.Everyone (Public)-Allows anonymous users to submit responses to the survey.Ī user cannot share a survey publicly if their role in their organization lacks the Share items publicly privilege or their organization has disabled the Allow users to share items publicly security setting.

The Who can submit to this survey section contains the following options for who can submit responses to a survey: The Collaborate tab opens to the Share survey section. Use the options on the Collaborate tab to share a survey with other users. When a survey is first published, only the survey owner, organization administrators, and organization members who share ownership of the survey can submit responses to it. In this context, viewer is not related to the Viewer user type in ArcGIS organizations. For more information, see the Control user access to records section below. A viewer who is also a submitter can optionally edit and delete their own records in the form view on the Data tab, depending on the settings on the Share survey section of the Collaborate tab.
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The owner has full access to the survey and its records. Owner-The user who published the survey for the first time.There are three categories of Survey123 user: Sharing of surveys is managed on the Collaborate tab in the Survey123 website. After publishing a survey, you can share it so that other users can submit responses to it.
