I'm currently looking into the option to build a panel. However, what I noticed is that there's no option to include a privacy document that would need to be read before registration (plus asking for consent to store the data).
So I figured that a good workaround could be to create a mini-survey that works as a sign-up for the panel since I can easily add the privacy declaration. However, in this case, I was wondering if there is a way to automatically create a token that can be uploaded later to a participant table. I would like to create such a token or ID to be able to identify the same respondents in an anonymized form.

jan.philipp.thomeczek wrote:

I would like to create such a token or ID to be able to identify the same respondents in an anonymized form.
 

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Else : you can try : gitlab.com/SondagesPro/SurveyAccess/surveyRegister but old.
Moved to gitlab.com/SondagesPro/SurveyAccess/surveyChaining

Sorry, I meant pseudomized!
I figured that the best way to do this is to use the integrated registration form. But still, the problem persists that I need participants to accept the privacy declaration and ask for their consent. Is there no way to ask these questions before registration? I have identified a workaround, namely having a separate survey to ask consent/accepting privacy declaration, which then automatically links to the registration form of the second (main survey). However, I would prefer to have all of this in one survey.

I always think registration need to have the privacy declaration included.
maybe open a issue ?

>  I have identified a workaround, namely having a separate survey to ask consent/accepting privacy declaration, which then automatically links to the registration form of the second (main survey).

Sis you test surveyChaining ?