Every step of the round, and the awkward bits between them

One-click Kobo deploy

Save your KoboToolbox token once. After that, deploying builds the XLSForm, creates and publishes the asset, switches on open submissions, and hands back a link plus a printable QR code.

Re-deploying keeps the same form id, so QR codes already printed and handed out keep working.

Validation that stays attached to the form

Set the rules once — ranges, required combinations, cross-field impossibilities — and they run on every record, every round, including data that arrives months later.

Sync that does not clobber your work

Submissions are matched on their Kobo id and updated in place. New ones are added, existing ones refreshed — and rows you typed in by hand or imported from a spreadsheet are left exactly as they were.

Deleting a project cleans up its forms, records, charts, reports and rules together, so nothing lingers unowned.

Analytics that already know your form

Because the Hub built the form, it knows which fields are categorical, which are numeric and which are scales. It offers the analyses that fit — counts by province, averages by facility type, Likert distributions, responses by enumerator — as a starting set you can prune.

Cross-tabs without a pivot table

Put any two questions against each other and get counts, row and column percentages. The comparison every donor asks for — water access by province, score band by school level — without leaving the browser.

Field monitor

Live collection progress by enumerator and location, average time per interview, and which sites are still untouched — while you can still do something about it.

Four roles

English and Khmer, throughout

Not a translated marketing page — the interface itself switches. Navigation, field types, statuses, roles and report sections all have Khmer equivalents.