Dharma allows for multiple project types. These are all current project types that are supported. Single point project: The most simple data structure use...

Depending on what type of Project we will be working on, we can change the parameters to customize the Form Builder to fit our needs. The types of specializ...

For projects that require you to gather information over time, but don't require you to track the same subjects, you might want to set up a trend series...

Hierarchical data structure is ideal for creating a nested, multi-level project for complex surveys. Sometimes, you might want to collect data about bot...

Dharma isn’t just for one-time data collection - you can also use it to track individual entities (people, equipment, sites, or anything else) and collect r...

Sites are simply locations from which you will be collecting your data. For example, you might be organizing workshops in different cities, or tracking hosp...

Another useful feature when looking at results are Comparisons. This gives you the ability to compare the results of one question by the groupings from the ...

Filtering becomes useful in situations we would like to only see the results for specific questions and responses rather than the whole picture. Once we...

How to view your results in custom time series There are two ways to see time trend graphs in Dharma:   Through collected data (date response) or ...

Dharma clients are able to send out one-time surveys to people using email addresses.  This functionality is available on Single Point projects.  T...