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Decide against criteria
Rank options against several criteria, such as cost, impact and risk.
Best when
The decision turns on several things, such as cost, impact and risk, and you want one overall answer. For example, hiring a candidate or choosing a transport investment.
What participants see
The options once for each criterion ("Criterion N of M"), each with its own question.
Limits
- Every criterion is ranked by the same طریقۂ کار.
- Once the session has a response, the criteria are read-only unless ترسیل is لائیو.
Best when
You have complex choices or decisions that you want to rank systematically. For example, where to live, or whether to change job.
What participants see
Nobody else takes part: you rank the options once for each criterion.
Limits
- It closes after its one response and sends no notification.
Best when
Each criterion needs its own list of options, or its own method. For example, a council panel judging bids for a public contract, with quality ranked in one section and price scored in another.
What participants see
"Section N of M" and each section's introduction, then its ranking.
Limits
- There is no overall ranking: each section has its own results.