Quota Management brings together response-based and criteria-based quotas in one place. From here, you can set up quotas based on the options of a single question, or build multi-question, criteria-based quotas, all in one place, with a live view of how each quota is filling up.
You can build quotas in three ways: a question-based quota sets targets off a question's options, a criteria-based quota defines a target using AND/OR conditions across questions, and an advanced quota groups multiple criteria-based quotas together with rules like criteria order, least filled, or most filled to decide how respondents are allocated. All quotas appear together in the dashboard, with columns for quota type, group, handling rule, and target, so you can track progress at a glance.
Previously, minimum quota only existed as a toggle for multi-select questions. If a respondent picked more than one option and only one was over quota, they were not terminated as long as another selected option still had room. In the new flow, minimum quota is available per option on any Question Based Quota, with both count and percentage targets, giving finer control over how you balance sample composition.
Advanced Quota is coming soon. It will let you group several Criteria Based Quotas together and apply shared handling rules, for example, automatically routing respondents to whichever quota in the group is least filled. This is intended for studies where you are balancing across many overlapping criteria-based cells at once.