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Economic Census 2007

2007 Economic Census

Electronic Reporting

Electronic reporting is the convenient and easy-to-use alternative to paper forms.

New and improved Surveyor software being developed for 2007 can simplify reporting for most businesses.

  • Create and export spreadsheets.
  • Add new locations quickly.
  • Cut-and-paste from your own documents.
  • Fast download and submission times.

See for yourself!    Download a Demo Version of Surveyor Electronic Reporting Software. Take it for a Test Drive!

        Three easy steps --

      1. Download and install the demo program on your PC
      2. Start the program
          3. Start | Programs | Fenestra | Surveyor | Surveyor
      3. Open the "Survey Manifest"
          4. File | Open Manifest | test_manifest_count_20.xml

Surveyor provides multiple views of your data

  • Welcome message
  • Inbox with Status and Error/Warning indicators
  • Form view [for completing your forms one-by-one online]
  • Workbook view [similar to spreadsheet as yours]
  • Errors and Warnings view [complete explanations of each scenario; quick jump to specific items]

Last revised: September 21 2007 09:15:23

 
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