Collecting data

Joripo Collect on Android, ODK Collect, web forms and device keys: installing, signing in, approving phones, working offline and sending.

Data reaches Joripo three ways: from Joripo Collect, Joripo's Android app; from ODK Collect; and from web forms filled in a browser. Every submission, whichever way it comes, lands on your server, is stored and indexed, and is checked as it arrives.

Ways to collectChoosing between Joripo Collect, ODK Collect and web forms, and what happens to a submission when it arrives.
Installing Joripo CollectWhere the app comes from, installing it on Android, updating it without losing anything, and how far each release has been tested.
Signing in on Joripo CollectThe three things a data collector types, approving a new phone, keys per workspace, keys that expire when a phone stops checking in, and moving to a new server address.
Filling, saving and sending on Joripo CollectGetting forms and updates, filling offline, drafts, finalizing, how forms are sent and retried, shared phones, and bringing in a phone's forms by file.
Using ODK CollectConnecting ODK Collect to Joripo with a device key's QR code or with an email and password, and what ODK Collect cannot do here.
Phones and device keysLooking after the field team's devices: approving, revoking a lost phone, replacements, phones shared between people, and old keys.
Web formsCollecting in a browser from a link, signed in or anonymous, the workspace's on/off switch, and each form's web settings.