What does a project name, code name refer to?
The project name is the survey name you've given to your project. The project name will not be seen by the participants and only for internal use to easily identify your project in the inca platform.
Project URL will be the live link used by participants to access a chat (survey) you've created. A default URL is already generated but for easier sharing and identifying the study, a unique phrase or a code name is recommended.
- Note: Be careful about the sensitive information you put on the URL (do not include information like brand name or company). The code name is usually a single word, short phrase, or acronym that is outside the normal business/domain jargon.
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