Can a CommCare form be saved on another device?

Can a CommCare form be saved on another device?

This can be a useful part of workflow, but it is important to note that if the app is reinstalled or a user logs into another device the saved forms will not be restored; they are specific to the device from which they were submitted. Therefore workflows which rely on saved forms are not recommended.

When to use form display conditions in CommCare?

Form Display Conditions—also known as Form Filtering or Form Display Logic—are used to filter the content of your CommCare application for a specific use case. When should I use a form display condition? Use Form Display Conditions when you have a form that you only want available to a specific group of users or cases.

How to enable CommCare form management features on Android?

You can enable them by going to your Application Settings on CommCare HQ, selecting the Advanced Settings tab and choosing “enable” for each feature under the Android Settings section.

How long do forms stay on the phone?

Forms remain saved on the phone for a while even after they have been sent to the server. You can choose how long they stay on the phone by using the setting Days for Review in the Android Settings section of the Application Settings. Forms are only saved to the device in this way after they have been processed and submitted to the server.

What is an incomplete form in CommCare public?

Incomplete forms are forms that have been started but not finished. This could happen, for example, if the client or user is suddenly called away but plans to finish the form later. Instead of losing the information the user has already filled out, the user can save the form to the phone as “incomplete” and return to it at any time.

What do you need to know about Unique Device Identifier?

In general, the UDI final rule requires device labelers (typically, the manufacturer) to: Include a unique device identifier (UDI), issued under an FDA-accredited issuing agency’s UDI system, on device labels, device packages, and in some instances, directly on the device.