Large shared allocation
Supporting legacy scenarios
In some scenarios, for data quality reasons, the exclusive allocation for a supplier might be different between total quota(overall number of completes for a subsample) and targeting quotas.
While the number of completes needed for each supplier in the blend stays fixed, the profile of the respondents might changed based on how the field is progressing.
This is a scenario encountered mostly for legacy trackers and products.
Example: large shared allocation for targeting quotas
total quota
"remainingExclusive": 70,
"remainingShared": 20,targeting quota cell
"remainingExclusive": 2,
"remainingShared": 63,
{
"subsampleTotal": 90,
"quotas": [
{
"quotaId": 77226,
"interviewType": "counting",
"clicks": 0,
"sniffout": 0,
"inPrescreener": 0,
"sI_QI": 0,
"sC_QC": 0,
"prescreener_abandon": 0,
"prescreener_potentially_unengaged": 0,
"prescreen": 0,
"inSurvey": 0,
"clientScreenOut": 0,
"clientQuotaFull": 0,
"clientAbandon": 0,
"clientPotentiallyUnengaged": 0,
"erroneousComplete": 0,
"complete": 0,
"remainingExclusive": 70,
"remainingShared": 20,
"exclusiveInterviews": 70,
"sharedInterviews": 20,
"actualClientLOI": 0,
"actualIncidenceRate": 0,
"actualClientConversionRate": 0,
"actualClientAbandonRate": 0
},
{
"quotaId": 77227,
"interviewType": "hard",
"clicks": 0,
"sniffout": 0,
"inPrescreener": 0,
"sI_QI": 0,
"sC_QC": 0,
"prescreener_abandon": 0,
"prescreener_potentially_unengaged": 0,
"prescreen": 0,
"inSurvey": 0,
"clientScreenOut": 0,
"clientQuotaFull": 0,
"clientAbandon": 0,
"clientPotentiallyUnengaged": 0,
"erroneousComplete": 0,
"complete": 0,
"remainingExclusive": 1,
"remainingShared": 48,
"exclusiveInterviews": 1,
"sharedInterviews": 48,
"actualClientLOI": 0,
"actualIncidenceRate": 0,
"actualClientConversionRate": 0,
"actualClientAbandonRate": 0
},
{
"quotaId": 77228,
"interviewType": "hard",
"clicks": 0,
"sniffout": 0,
"inPrescreener": 0,
"sI_QI": 0,
"sC_QC": 0,
"prescreener_abandon": 0,
"prescreener_potentially_unengaged": 0,
"prescreen": 0,
"inSurvey": 0,
"clientScreenOut": 0,
"clientQuotaFull": 0,
"clientAbandon": 0,
"clientPotentiallyUnengaged": 0,
"erroneousComplete": 0,
"complete": 0,
"remainingExclusive": 1,
"remainingShared": 32,
"exclusiveInterviews": 1,
"sharedInterviews": 32,
"actualClientLOI": 0,
"actualIncidenceRate": 0,
"actualClientConversionRate": 0,
"actualClientAbandonRate": 0
},
{
"quotaId": 77231,
"interviewType": "hard",
"clicks": 0,
"sniffout": 0,
"inPrescreener": 0,
"sI_QI": 0,
"sC_QC": 0,
"prescreener_abandon": 0,
"prescreener_potentially_unengaged": 0,
"prescreen": 0,
"inSurvey": 0,
"clientScreenOut": 0,
"clientQuotaFull": 0,
"clientAbandon": 0,
"clientPotentiallyUnengaged": 0,
"erroneousComplete": 0,
"complete": 0,
"remainingExclusive": 1,
"remainingShared": 17,
"exclusiveInterviews": 1,
"sharedInterviews": 17,
"actualClientLOI": 0,
"actualIncidenceRate": 0,
"actualClientConversionRate": 0,
"actualClientAbandonRate": 0
},
{
"quotaId": 77229,
"interviewType": "hard",
"clicks": 0,
"sniffout": 0,
"inPrescreener": 0,
"sI_QI": 0,
"sC_QC": 0,
"prescreener_abandon": 0,
"prescreener_potentially_unengaged": 0,
"prescreen": 0,
"inSurvey": 0,
"clientScreenOut": 0,
"clientQuotaFull": 0,
"clientAbandon": 0,
"clientPotentiallyUnengaged": 0,
"erroneousComplete": 0,
"complete": 0,
"remainingExclusive": 1,
"remainingShared": 34,
"exclusiveInterviews": 1,
"sharedInterviews": 34,
"actualClientLOI": 0,
"actualIncidenceRate": 0,
"actualClientConversionRate": 0,
"actualClientAbandonRate": 0
},
{
"quotaId": 77230,
"interviewType": "hard",
"clicks": 0,
"sniffout": 0,
"inPrescreener": 0,
"sI_QI": 0,
"sC_QC": 0,
"prescreener_abandon": 0,
"prescreener_potentially_unengaged": 0,
"prescreen": 0,
"inSurvey": 0,
"clientScreenOut": 0,
"clientQuotaFull": 0,
"clientAbandon": 0,
"clientPotentiallyUnengaged": 0,
"erroneousComplete": 0,
"complete": 0,
"remainingExclusive": 2,
"remainingShared": 63,
"exclusiveInterviews": 2,
"sharedInterviews": 63,
"actualClientLOI": 0,
"actualIncidenceRate": 0,
"actualClientConversionRate": 0,
"actualClientAbandonRate": 0
}
]
}
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