The following table defines all terms unique to Checkbox:
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Account Administrator | A Checkbox user that has access to configure user management, integrations and white labelling for the account |
| App | Software tool built in the Checkbox Studio |
| Assessment | A run through of a deployed App |
| Author |
A user who is building an App |
| Conditions | A written combination of variables and operators used to build smart forms and documents |
| Deploy | To internally or externally distribute a published App that has been assigned to a Project Team |
| End User |
A user who is running through an Assessment |
| Operator |
Symbols that allow for arithmetic, comparison, and logical operations |
| Private Assessment |
An Assessment that can only be accessed as a user of an internal Project Team in a Checkbox account |
| Project Team |
Allows for the internal or external deployment of a published App to end users, and can help Team Administrators access and analyse Assessment data |
| Property Editor |
The right panel in the App Studio that helps you change the content and behaviour of a selected block |
| Public Assessment |
A run through of a published App that has been externally deployed through an external Project Team |
| Publish (App) |
An App that is ready for deployment and can be assigned to a Project Team. Published versions of the App can no longer be edited |
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Team Administrator |
A user in a Project Team who has the permissions to manage other users and their permission levels as well as the Assessments in a Project Team |
| Team Member | Any user inside a Project Team |
| User | An individual who has access to the Checkbox platform through a valid account |
| Variable | Variables are labels for any data items captured from end-users that can be referenced to be displayed or manipulated later in the App |
| Widget | A graphical interface, designed to display information to the user, typically graphs and list view tables displayed on the Project Team Dashboards in Checkbox |