Quilgo is a web-service (and also a Google Add-on) that allows you to embed a timer into your Google Forms and collect form submission time.
To get started with Quilgo you need to do 3 things:
To import your Google Form you need to open Quilgo Add-on in your Google form and click the "Enable add-on" button. Then return to your Dashboard.
To inject a timer into your Google Form your need to create tests and then send it to your respondents. Each test is unique. All tests have name, email, duration and some additional options.
To create tests click the "Create tests" button and fill in the form. You can create multiple tests at a time by pasting a batch of emails or contacts.
Quilgo Quota is needed for convenient tests delivery. Quota is used in both "Send Tests" and "Public Form Link" features and is deducted per either each test delivery via email or each access via Public Form Link.
To see our pricing plans, please visit this page.
Quilgo tests are working on desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones in any modern popular browser. The Quilgo Dashboard is currently available for desktops and laptops only.
The answers cannot be submitted automatically, they can only be submitted when your respondents click the "Submit" button in the form. If you use the "Auto-close" option and the respondent doesn't submit the form in time, their answers will not be submitted and you will see a "Time over" badge next to the test in your Dashboard. If you are unsure, try to use tests without the "Auto-close" option, it allows to submit the form any time and the time will be still logged in your Dashboard.
The timer is related to the whole form and cannot be enabled per sections or separate questions.
Once you enable the Add-on for your form, the Submission ID field will be created automatically. This field is required to allow Quilgo to fetch submission data. You don't need to fill it in, this field will be pre-populated automatically for each respondent.
No, tests never expire until the form is open or either the test or the form is deleted.
While this is an experimental feature, you still may find it useful to get the idea on how focused your respondent was while filling out the form. "Unfocused" shows the amount of times the respondent left the form, for example, opened another tab, application or window.
When you enable this premium feature your respondents will be asked if they wish to proceed with the cemara tracking. We value respondents' privacy and thus do not force them to proceed with camera tracking so it may be the case that they just refused to be recorded with a webcam. We also do not store the results of their consent decisions.
While this may sound like a great feature, we do not yet support that. We may develop this feature in the future though.
You cannot change your email address at the moment via the website, but this will be allowed in the future. If you want to change your email address, please write us an email with a request and we will try to help you.
You can import unlimited amount of forms and use most of the features for free. However, there are some limitations and some features are paid. For more information and pricing please click here.
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This is Google bug. Please try to refresh your Google Form page a few times.
Please check if you registered with a correct email. If yes, please check your spam folder. If not, please register with a correct email.
This is a known issue with Google permissions. Please log out your Google account, then log in back and try again - that usually helps. If it does not help, please try another browser or Guest/Incognito mode.
There could be several reasons for that.
The most common reason for that is spam filters. It is common for organisations to set rules against spam, however, they sometimes cut "good" emails off as well. If you think that this might be the reason, please contact your system administrator and ask them if emails from Quilgo have been recently blocked.
Unfortunately, Quilgo does not yet support file uploading in Google Forms.
When your Google Form is configured to require your respondents to authenticate via Google, this will unfortunately not work with Quilgo. This is why we attempt to turn these settings off when you enable the Quilgo Add-on for your Google Form. However, sometimes it is not possible for us to turn these settings off for you or these settings may be turned back on later by form owners. In this case we send you a notification suggesting to turn these settings off manually. Please note, Quilgo's own authentication layer will remain to be present.
Sincerely yours,
Quilgo Team.