Hello everyone,
We are excited to share another update with you. This week, we could release two new features and some important bug fixes! Here’s a breakdown of what’s new:
New Features
Test Participants
You’ve likely been using the participant label for distinguishing between main and test participants. Now, you can set or invite participants as test participants without affecting the labels. This will aid in more precise study analysis and improve the upcoming quota calculation feature. You can read more about this on our Learn website.
Fitbit Weight Log
We already integrated Avicenna with Fitbit. Now, you can also collect the Fitbit Weight Log. This new metric captures users’ weight logs, including weight and BMI. For more details, please visit Fitbit Weight Log on our Learn website.
Bug Fixes
Decimal number input for survey questions
We fixed an issue on the participant iOS app where entering a decimal number for number-based survey questions would clear the input if a comma was used instead of a dot. Now, the app automatically converts commas to dots to ensure the correct number entry.
“No Data” representation for sensor data
We resolved an issue in the researcher dashboard where, despite collected sensor data being available, some data sources showed a “No Data” message instead of the expected plot under the participants’ Devices details.
Skipping the last question in surveys
We fixed an issue where participants on the web app were unable to skip the last question of a survey if it was not mandatory.
Survey sessions responded to or edited by researchers
We addressed an issue where submitting responses would fail on survey sessions that researchers had responded to or tried to edit the responses.
Sessions from user triggering logics
We fixed an issue on the participant web app where participants encountered an error while trying to open a session with a user triggering logic.
Thank you for your continued feedback and support which helps us make Avicenna Research better with each release. We hope you find these updates useful. As always, we welcome your feedback and encourage you to reach out with any comments or questions on our Community Forum or contact us directly via Email. Stay tuned for more updates coming your way!
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