Why JotForm Tables are Better than a Spreadsheet!

[@Simpletivity]

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[@annette2687]

Outstanding presentation. The possibilities are endless, thank you!

[@Simpletivity]

You're very welcome!

[@mihai62834]

is it possible to perform longitudinal studies? meaning sending the same form to the same person at different times and compare / register results ; thank you

[@nickbrooks7171]

I would love to know if a program like the description below exists (I’m just not very technological). My dream is to have a Spanish/English institute. And I am starting to plan everything since now. I was hoping to find a computer program like this one: From their houses the students will fill out a form online with their info ( a form where they are going to insert their personal info) and when they sent the form. They Will get automatically a diagnostic English or Spanish test . They take the test from their houses and the system will create a spread sheet with the diagnostic test grades of the students and will send the grades to the students automatically . I want the system to keep emailing promotions and discounts (promotion campaigns that I will create) or send regular emails to the students until they purchase my course. Does anyone know a program like this? This would be for a real physical institute in physical classrooms but I want to know if there is any program like this. Thanks

[@awesomearizona-dino]

Looks like a great product. Wonder if they are scraping your data like Google ?

[@Ferroza-m8d]

Who doesnt

[@dejanrankovic8761]

The calculus are horrible on jotform

[@rohanm7695]

Great video, looks like a great product and looks like it will solve something that I need to track. But the second you sign up you are being badgered to upgrade with the "today only" discount. You get emails about it, and it is permanently on screen with a distracting count down. Wankers. I couldn't delete my account fast enough. I don't care how good something *might* be, if they have to behave that way (which is either desperation or arrogance), it's about them, not the customer. What it ultimately demonstrates is a lack of faith in their own product, because if you have a great product, people will purchase ... once they've had an opportunity to try it out.