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Zamplia Fielding Advice

Do you need to get more movement going for your study? Please review our advice listed below.

Advice 1: Targeting a Niche Group

If you need to target a specific group and get your project out in the field quickly, consider selecting as many vendors as possible for your project. The larger the sample pool, the more effective your project will be.

Advice 2: Disabling Vendor Quotas

To increase the sample size in your project, disabling the vendors' allocated quotas is a good option.

  1. To edit vendors allocated quotas, you need to enter into the vendors list from the project’s main screen. Vendor Tab

  2. Once entered, you’ll be able to disable their allocated quotas by unchecking the “Quota Active” option. Update Project

Advice 3: Revising Project Specs

If your project is not fielding as expected, revising the specs and cost can help prioritize your project and increase the sample size.

A. Revising by Vendor - If some vendors are off-spec in comparison to the overall health of the study, Zamplia will alert you through the Bell icon. Approve any revised cost to get that vendor back on track. Update Project

B. Revising Overall Project Specs - If the entire project is off-spec, update the Incidence/LOI through the Project API, re-run feasibility, and approve the new CPIs for your vendors.

C. Increasing a Vendor's CPI - If movement has not started, been suppressed, or is slow, you can manually increase the vendor's CPI.

  1. Locate the vendor list from your project’s main page.

  2. Increase the desired vendor’s CPI.

    Vendor cpi

    D. Cloning the Study - If the vendors have shut off sample due to the poor health of your study, cloning the study with realistic in-field IR/LOI can help.

    Reach out to our support team for help with selecting the right qualifications for targeting.

    Helpful Hint: Adding Group Security

    When cloning a study, be sure to add group security to prevent respondents from entering the survey twice. Our support team can assist with this.

Advice 4: Seeking Additional Help If you need further assistance with sampling, feel free to reach out to Zamplia's support team. We have other panel partners who may be able to help meet your remaining needs.