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Export Instruments, Codebooks, and Flow Diagrams

Download survey instruments, codebooks, Flow diagrams, security overviews, and replication files for review workflows.

What File Exports Are For

Response exports give you data. File exports give you documentation: the instrument, codebook, Flow diagram, security overview, review files, and other artifacts that help collaborators, reviewers, IRB staff, and analysts understand the study.

Use file exports before launch for review, during fielding for records, and after collection for reproducibility.

Export: Files

Choose The Right Export

  • Survey PDF or Word: share the instrument in a reviewer-friendly format.
  • Codebook PDF or Word: document variables, answer options, recodes, and analysis notes.
  • Security Overview: give reviewers a concise record of relevant security and handling information.
  • Flow SVG or PNG: include routing diagrams in protocols, slides, or review packets.
  • Flow PowerPoint: edit or annotate the routing diagram for presentations and team review.
  • Replication package: bundle the study files for OSF or long-term research records.

Flow: Diagram Source

Prepare Files Before Sharing

  1. Step 1: Name variables clearly. Question names become the vocabulary of your codebook and response exports.

    Step 1: Variable Names

  2. Step 2: Check Flow. Make sure the diagram shows the intended blocks, branches, condition arms, and end screens.

    Step 2: Flow Diagram

  3. Step 3: Preview at least one path. File exports are more useful when they reflect a survey you have already walked through.

    Step 3: Preview

  4. Step 4: Export the files. Download the instrument, codebook, Flow diagram, or package you need from Export.

    Step 4: Export Files

Use Files In Review Workflows

  • IRB review: include the instrument, consent materials, screeners, end screens, and Flow diagram.
  • Team review: share a Word instrument or PowerPoint Flow diagram when collaborators need to comment outside Domandata.
  • Analysis handoff: share the codebook and a test response export so analysts can confirm expected columns.
  • Open science: use the replication package and OSF workflow when the project needs a reproducible public record.

Export: Documentation

Related Help

  • Export Research Survey Responses
  • Pre-Analysis Plans and Survey Codebooks
  • Prepare a Research Survey for IRB Review
  • Connect OSF, Preregister, and Push Replication Packages

More Analysis Workflow

Export survey data to Stata, R, or Python with the codebook still attached, then copy a methods-section citation for the software.

  • Export Survey Data to Stata, R, and Python — Export responses, condition assignments, randomized display order, metadata, and documentation for analysis in Stata, R, or Python.
  • Survey Codebook in R and Pre-Analysis Files — Build a survey codebook from variable names, recodes, and a pilot export before analysis in R or Stata.
  • How to Cite Domandata in Your Methods — Copy a ready-made methods sentence plus APA, Chicago, and BibTeX citations, including the software version and Zenodo DOI.
  • Survey Variable Names and Recodes — Create readable variable names, stable answer labels, and recodes before the data reach analysis.
  • Randomize Survey Questions and Answer Options — Randomize questions, answers, rows, columns, or sliders when order effects could shape responses, and keep randomization order in export.
  • Pull Survey Responses With the API — Create API keys, pull a full labeled or recoded dataset (CSV, JSON, SPSS, or Stata) plus the codebook, paginate live updates, and recode data in R or Python.