Sign data at the casebook level
If your study requires you to sign data for subjects at the casebook level then you must perform this task to ensure that the data is accurate. However, you can still sign a subject's casebook when casebook signatures are optional.
Note:
Any change to subject data—including entering or editing data, adding a new repeating-form instance, or removing an instance—invalidates the applicable signed status. Depending on your study’s signature requirements, re-signing may be required to restore the signed status.Want to see how to perform this task? Watch the video below.
If casebook signature is the only signature configuration and is required, signing at the casebook level will make the subject and all their data fully signed. The the Signed icon
displays for all signed objects (subject, visit, form, or item). Additionally, you can view the Signed update on the Answer & Visit History sidebar for a form or visit.
If the signature configuration requires form or visit-level signatures in addition to the casebook signature, a form or visit will be in an overall signed status of Partially Signed until all the applicable signature configurations are signed. The partially signed icon (
) display for these.
However, if casebook signature is optional, signing at the casebook level does not change the overall signed status of any object with other applicable signature configurations. Only signing at those applicable levels will make the object become fully signed. And only once all applicable signatures are applied for all subject's data, the subject will become fully signed as well. For more information, see Understand signature configurations.
Parent topic: Sign data