ISDP Esurvey TSS User Guide-2017-03-18 (By Site or DU)

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Overview
ISDP eSurvey TSS, a survey and delivery tool developed based on ISDP, integrates projects, sites, tasks, and
resources from ISDP to implement efficient survey, intelligent survey data collection through an app, and TSSR report
generation by one click, sparing onsite survey, establishing a complete ecosystem, and achieving excellent user
experience.
This document describes how to configure ISDP eSurvey TSS.
Configuration Flowchart
This topic describes the ISDP eSurvey TSS configuration flowchart and owner of each node in this
process.
Configuration Procedure
This topic describes how to configure ISDP eSurvey TSS in detail and relevant parameters.
Configuration Flowchart
This topic describes the ISDP eSurvey TSS configuration flowchart and owner of each node in this process.
Start Role&Rollout Owner

Configuration
ISDP PM Configure the RPM Data Manage

system
Activity Flow
Management
Initialize a project
eSurvey-PM
Set the review

process
Configure a data
eSurvey-PM Manage template template
groups
Configure an app
template
Configure a
eSurvey-PM template Configure a TSSR
ISDP PM template
Manage template Configure a summary

groups template
ISDP PM Create a DU and

Configure the RPM associate it with an
activity flow
system
Survey engineer Rollout Plan

Subcontractor PM Collect survey data
eSurvey-PM
Create a TSSR
report
End
Logging In to ISDP eSurvey TSS (1)
1 Enter http://app.huawei.com/sdcp to the address bar of your browser.
Note:
ISDP eSurvey TSS supports Chrome and IE8.0 (requiring the GoogleChromeframeStandaloneEnterprise.msi plug-in).
2 Enter your W3 account and password.
3 Choose Tools Panorama > Survey, enter ISDP eSurvey TSS.

Logging In to ISDP eSurvey TSS (2)
4 Click , and choose Technical Site Survey.
Initializing a Project (1)
After a project is initialized in ISDP, the project manager can add project members to the resource pool. As the
eSurvey PM, you can initialize a project in ISDP eSurvey TSS and customize the survey review process based on the
actual service requirements.
1 Choose Project > Pre-settings Before Survey.

2 On the Pre-settings Before Survey page, set project survey information.
Note:
If Maintenance Project is set to Yes, due and overdue items will be
highlighted on the pages of viewing and editing survey data after a task
is started. Due items are highlighted yellow. Overdue items are
highlighted in grey.
After project initialization, you can enable forced DC control. If
Enabled is selected, a message will be displayed. After forced DC
control is enabled, clicking Save will send a signal Attachment-based
Survey to DC for all sites whose tasks have been issued (including
tasks that are not started, in execution, in review, completed, or
changed).
Three forced DC control modes: Standard product item, Pure
attachment, and User-defined structure item. You can switch to another
control mode as required. For sites with unlocking signal sent, the
original corded control mode is adopted; for site with no unlocking signal
sent, the new forced control mode is adopted; for unlocked sites in the
application, service control is required and a message is displayed
before switching.
On the Products Requiring No Survey tab, Data Source can be set
to All Product or Project. If Project, the COA names filtered in SC will
be used.
If Enable drone survey is set to Yes, the drone template will be
added to the app template. Otherwise, the menu for drone template will
be hidden.
If Allow to edit during customer review is set to Yes, the customer can edit survey data in customer review. If data is changed, an email will be sent to the survey
manager and all reviewers.
If Publish historical data as info asset is set to Yes, the Survey Data > Site|Link List > Uncompleted tab displays the Publish Historical Data button. Select Publish
Selected Data from Publish Historical Data to synchronize the selected data to the info asset gold mine. Select Publish All Data from Publish Historical Data to
synchronize all unreleased data in the Uncompleted tab to the info asset gold mine.
Enable matching threshold for historical data is used to determine whether a site survey is required. If the value of Survey Item Matching Result in ISDP information
is lower than that of Enable matching threshold for historical data, the system automatically determines that a site survey is required, and you do not need to set
parameters on the Set Site Visit-free tab. Otherwise, parameters on the Set Site Visit-free tab need to be set.
After site change notification is enabled, an email will be sent to the consignee if site change succeeds.
3 Click Next, and set the review process.
Note:
The eSurvey-Site Survey and Survey Design nodes must have at least one review node. Otherwise, the task design cannot be
saved and "Please set review nodes for eSurvey-Site Survey or survey design." will be displayed.
If an RPM project has eSurvey-Site Survey or Survey Design tasks, survey data needs to be reviewed.
In Review Flow Setting, eSurvey-Site Survey or Survey Design node is displayed by default. Other optional nodes must be
added after them.
Select a process node (such as Vendor Survey Review or Huawei Survey Review) and drag it to the
4
required position in Review Flow Setting.
Note:
Review nodes on a process node are displayed according to the addition and validation time, for example, Huawei Survey
Reveiw1, Huawei Survey Reveiw2, Huawei Survey Reveiw3. After a review node is deleted, the sequence number of other
review nodes is not changed and the sequence number is increased by 1 if a new review node is added.
5 Click Save.
Note:
After a project is initialized, you can query the number of sites/DUs of each node in all survey tasks of the project, and
generate/export progress reports by choosing Project Monitoring > Project Progress from the main menu.
In the Is Create Template dialog box, click OK. The page for configuring item templates is displayed.
Setting the Review Process
After the workflow starts, the review process cannot be changed any more.
Managing Review Groups (1)
The eSurvey PM and project manager can configure review groups based on service requirements. This
document uses eSurvey PM as an example.
1 In ISDP eSurvey TSS, choose Project > Review Group Management.
Note:
The review node must be consistent with the saved and invalidated review process, and nodes such as Huawei Survey Reveiw1,
Huawei Survey Reveiw2, and Huawei Survey Reveiw3 can be automatically created. Under these nodes, you can create review
groups and modes. Adding or deleting a review node will add or delete the corresponding review group.
2 Select a review node and click to add a review area.
Note:
A review node can have multiple review areas (such as the west area and east area) and area names can be defined. When a
review area having review groups is deleted, a message instructing to delete review groups first will be displayed.
Managing Review Groups (2)
3 Select the new area, click Add, and enter the review group information.
Note:
Review Mode can be set to Serial, Parallel A or Parallel B, which is described as follows:
Serial: All review groups follow the review group sequence.
Parallel A: All review groups can launch review in a parallel manner. If any review group rejects the task, the task status is restored to the
state before submission to review, and the task is removed from the to-do list of other review groups.
Parallel B: All review groups can launch review in a parallel manner. If any review group rejects the task, the task still needs to be reviewed
by other review groups, and the task status is restored only after all review groups complete their review.
Delete: If the review group is used by any subcontractor, a message will be displayed indicating deletion failure.
Multiple review groups can be added to one review area, and each review group can have multiple review members.
The review mode of a work flow in execution cannot be changed. After the review mode is changed, the change takes effect immediately.
The Parallel review mode in historical data is changed to Parallel A.
In a new review application, a review region or reviewer group is not displayed on the submission for review page if the review region or
reviewer group is invalidated. After being validated, it will be displayed on the submission for review page again. The invalidation status will not
affect the applications that are being reviewed.
4 Click Save.
Configuring a Template – Item Template (1)
After project initialization, the eSurvey PM can select a survey module based on the service requirements, and
change the group and item information of the survey module.
eSurvey PM and ISDP PM both have permission to configure templates. This document uses eSurvey PM as an
example.
1 Choose Project > Set Survey Template > Item Template.

Note:
After project information is initialized and saved, you can select OK in Is Create Template to open the page of configuring
templates.
2 Click Choose Template.

3 Click Add, and set template information.
4 Select a template, click Confirm, save the template information. The page showing the selected item
template is displayed.
Note:
Survey modules are loaded from the DIM system. During initial configuration, only the Common Site module is available. You
have to manually add other modules.
Note:
In an item template, you can set the maximum number (1–4) of covers of image items. On the page of browsing survey images, the maximum number of
covers cannot exceed the permitted range. When image items are copied, the setting of the maximum number of covers is also copied.
You can define whether service items are visible to customers (visible by default). After customers log in to the system, items, pictures, and attachments on
the pages of viewing and entering survey data and the data change log page are invisible. All these invisible pictures and attachments cannot be downloaded
on the downloading survey documents page.
Items and item groups that have been referenced by an app & drone or summary template can be deleted. Items that are referenced by a TSSR template will
not be deleted from the TSSR template, but their values in the generated TSSR report are null. Empty groups that are generated due to item deletion in app &
drone or summary templates also need to be deleted. If a group is deleted from an item template, this group that is referenced by an app & drone or summary
template as well as all items in the group will also be deleted from the template.
To restore a deleted group or item, if the item template structure is not changed, restore the group or item as well as item values by referring to the original
structure; if the structure is changed, restore the group or item as well as item values following the new rule.
If a deleted item or item group is added to an item template again, this item or item group will not be automatically added to related app & drone or summary
5 Click to add the survey module.
Note:
On the Add Module page, survey items in Survey List can be ordered by moving up or down. After survey items in Survey List
are settled, the order of survey items in the item template, app template, TSSR template, summary template, summary exported
report, and pages for viewing or editing survey details is consistent with that in Survey List.
6 Click Add Module and add a user-defined module (which must be a standard module).
7 Click Save.
Note:
: Click this icon to delete the current user-defined module.
: Click this icon to edit the current user-defined module.
A maximum of 30 user-defined modules can be added.
User-defined modules can be added to item templates, and their order can be adjusted by moving up or down.
8 Click OK.
9 Click Sync Product Clauses to synchronize product data to ISDP eSurvey TSS.
Note:
: Click this icon to edit the remarks to service items in the item template. After remarks are edited successfully, you can
click and view the remarks on the page of inputting or viewing survey data.
10 Click Map to Standard Item. You can build the mapping relationship of user-defined items with any
standard global, country, or operator item.
Note:
You can build the mapping relationship only when the data type and restrictions of standard and user-defined items are the
same.
If any global, country, or operator item is used in the item template, the corresponding item group will not be displayed in the
list on the right.
If a mapping relationship is built between global, country, or operator mandatory item A and user-defined item B, item B must
be highlighted in the service item tree of the item template, while item A must not be highlighted.
A mapping relationship can be built between a user-defined item and multiple standard global, country, or operator items.
However, one standard global, country, or operator item can only map to one user-defined item.
11 Click Map to Product Item to build the mapping relationship of customized items with standard
global/country/operator items.
Note:
The mapping relationship can be built only when the data type and restrictions of standard and customized items are same.
If the customized global/country/customer items are used in the item template, the corresponding standard items will be
displayed in the list tree on the right.
After product item mapping is built, only standard or product items can be added to the item template.
One product item can only be mapped to one standard item in one dimension.
12 Select clauses under Area Clauses, Other Clauses or Product Clauses, or define new clauses.
Note:
Choose Area Clauses > Project to add a clause or group, or import or export a project.
When creating a customized clause or group, you need to add the clause or group to the right clause tree, and then add it to
the left project clause template.
 : Adds a clause. A clause can be added only when you select a location in the clause tree.
 : Adds a group. A group can be added only when you select a location in the clause tree.
 : Exports a project. Click this icon to export modules, groups, and clauses under the project.
 : Imports a project. Click this icon to import only the clause reports that are exported from this project.
13 Select a group from the survey module on the left, click , and add items to the group.
Note:
Product Clauses contains items synchronized from eSurvey SC to ISDP eSurvey TSS. The clause name can be set in the
local language.
Service Clauses contains items synchronized from DIM to ISDP eSurvey TSS. Ensure that standard service items are applied when
configuring the item template to support construction of the information assets. In the item template, Clauses Name and Enum Value can be
set in the local language. On the page showing survey data, you can switch between Standard Language and Local Language. In the
mobile report version, Enum Value can be set in the local language. In Area Clauses, items are displayed by Area and Project. You can
check whether a template is bound by the value of Area (operator, country, and global in sequence). Since a project is specific to an operator
in a country, if a template is bound to an operator, all items and groups of the current operator will be displayed following the hierarchy of the
operator item template and global/country items/groups are not displayed; if no operator template but a country template is bound, all items
and groups of the current country will be displayed following the hierarchy of the country item template and global items/groups are not
displayed; if no operator or country template but a global template is bound, only global items/groups are displayed. Clicking Project will
display all user-defined items. Related items in Area Clauses will not be displayed in Other Clauses.
New Clauses contains newly created items, which can be synchronized to ISDP eSurvey TSS. When configuring new items, set Data Type
to String. For extra long data, select Long Attribute. You can view and edit such survey data. If Data Type is set to Picture, you can upload
and display images as instructed.
Newly added items in Service Clauses can be deleted.
Impact on task status in case of addition, deletion, and modification of items in the item template:
a. Addition: The addition takes effect to tasks that are not started, being executed, in review, or completed.
b.Deletion: The deletion takes effect immediately to tasks that are not started. For tasks that are being executed, in review, or completed, if
items that are to be deleted have values, the deletion does not take effect.
c.Modification:
a) If the local item names are changed, the modification takes effect to tasks that are not started, being executed, in review, or completed.
b) If restrictions (maximum value, precision, etc.) of items are changed, this modification takes effect immediately to tasks that are not started.
For tasks that are being executed, in review, or completed, the modification does not take effect if the item values are not changed; otherwise,
the new restrictions are applied to determine whether the modification can take effect.
c) If values of enumerated items are added, the modification takes effect to tasks that are not started, being executed, in review, or completed.
14 Click Save to save the template and synchronize it to DIM.
15 Click Export to export data in the template.

16 Click Import.
17 Click Add Files and select the file to be added.
18 Click Start Upload.

Configuring a Template – App Template (1)
After an item template is configured, eSurvey PM can configure an app template for collecting survey data by
using the app.
eSurvey PM and ISDP PM both have permission to APP templates. This document uses eSurvey PM as an
example.
1 Choose Project > Set Survey Template > App Template.
4 Select a template, click OK, and save the template information. The page showing the selected app
Configuring a Template – App Template (2)
On the Choose Template page, you can add or modify an app template.
5 Select a group from the survey module on the left.
6 Select items as required on the right pane, click , and add the selected items to the selected group.
7 Click Save, and save the template configuration.

Configuring a Template – Drone Template (1)
During project pre-settings before survey, if UAV Applied for Survey or Not is set to Yes, Drone Template will
be added to the app template for collecting survey data by UAV. All survey items are selected from the
navigation area on the right. In the drone template, the Aerial Photo column is added. eSurvey PM and ISDP
PM both have permission to configure the drone template. This document uses eSurvey PM as a role for
illustration.
1 Choose Project > Set Survey Template > App Template, Click Drone Template.
Select a template, click OK, and save the template information. The page showing the selected Drone
4
Configuring a Template – Drone Template (2)
On the Choose Template page, you can add a drone template or edit an existing drone template.
5 Select groups and items in the navigation area on the right and click to add the selected groups and
items to the group on the left.
6 Click Save.
Configuring a Template – TSSR Template (1)
After configuring the item template, eSurvey PM needs to download a tool for creating TSSR templates, create a
template, and upload it to the system.
eSurvey PM and ISDP PM both have permission to configure TSSR templates. This document uses eSurvey PM
as an example.
1 Choose Project > Set Survey Template > TSSR Template.
2 Click Download TSSR Template Tool.
Note:
Switch To can be set to Standard Language or Local Language. If Standard Language is selected, a TSSR template in the
standard language (English) can be downloaded; if Local Language is selected, a TSSR template in the local language can be
downloaded.
3 Switch To and Item Template, click Download, and download the TSSR template tool.
4 Open the tool, click the Survey Data or System Data tab. Then click Import and import a template.
5
Select a cell on the right where a tag is to be inserted and click the tag to be inserted in the navigation area
on the left and tag the selected cell.
Note:
When inserting bookmarks to a TSSR template, you can bookmark survey data, process data (such as DU ID, link ID, task owner, task start time, survey
data collection applicant and application submission time, and survey design applicant and application submission time), and review data (such as reviewer
and review time).
Bookmark nodes of the process and review data must be automatically matched with the review nodes, review area, and review group in the review process.
Bookmarks of process and review data cannot be searched or checked. Therefore, the Search and Bookmark Check buttons are dimmed.
Enter an item in the search box. Matched items will be highlighted in the search result.
When a TSSR report is generated, if both survey data collection and design tasks are involved, the owner of the survey data collection task is displayed; if
only the survey data design task is involved, the owner of the design task is displayed. If the report is rejected, the node is rejected, and only approved review
data is displayed in the TSSR report. For an invalid review group, the reviewer will be displayed when the TSSR report is generated. If the task is changed,
process and review data when the task is completed will be displayed. If you select the reviewer and review time of a review area, reviewers in all review
groups of the area will be adopted and separated by comma (,), and the review time is the date when the node is approved.
6 You can also insert a check box to a cell and tag the check box.
Note:
You can insert a radio button to a cell. Select a tag from the navigation area on the left and tag the radio button. To use such
radio button, you must insert a group box and box the radio button.
Radio buttons and check boxes allow you to bookmark only enumerated values.
7 Click Save.
8 Click Bookmark Check. The items with bookmarks are displayed in grey.
Note:
Bookmarks inserted to a TSSR template can only be checked for survey or system data after being saved.
You can add bookmarks to these items again.
9 On the page configuring TSSR templates, click Add.
10 Set template information, select a template, and click Save.
Note:
: Click this icon to download a TSSR template.
: Click this icon to upload a TSSR template and update the original template.
Delete: Click Delete to delete all selected TSSR templates.
Configuring Summary – Configuring a
Summary Template (1)
When executing a survey data collection or survey design task, the eSurvey PM has to configure or import a
summary template to update survey items.
eSurvey PM and ISDP PM both have permission to configure summary templates. This document uses eSurvey
PM as an example.
1 Choose Project > Set Survey Template > Summary Template.
3 Click Add, enter the template name, and select a data type and an item template.
Configuring Summary – Configuring a
4
Select a template, click OK and save the template information. The page showing the selected Summary
Note:
If data type is set to Image Attachment, only image and attachment items are available for selection in the item tree on the right
and the New Clauses, Move up, and Move down buttons are cancelled.
5 Select a group from the survey module on the left.
6 Select items as required on the right pane, click , and add the selected items to the selected group.
7 Click Save, and save the template configuration.

Managing Template Groups (1)
After all templates are configured, eSurvey PM can add a template group, set association between data, app,
and TSSR templates, and bind sites or DU.
eSurvey PM and ISDP PM both have permission to manage template groups. This document uses eSurvey PM
as an example.
1 Choose Project > Set Survey Template > Template Group.
2 On the Template Group page, click Add.
Note:
: Click this icon to edit a field of a template group. (After a template group is saved, the template type and item template
information cannot be changed.)
Note:
A template group can be bound to five TSSR templates at maximum. TSSR reports can be generated based on the number of selected templates. When
previewing TSSR reports online, you can switch between different Excel files.
4 Click OK, and save the template group.
Note:
If an app or TSSR template is empty, "No APP or TSSR template is selected. Do you want to continue?" will be displayed.
5 Select a template from the left pane and click Add.
Note:
Export Sites: Click this button to export all template groups as well as site/DU data bound to the template groups. After export,
you can view the export result by choosing My Workspace > Export Query from the main menu.
Delete: Click this button to delete the selected site data (Sites and DUs with scheduled tasks cannot be deleted.)
Delete All: Click this button to delete all site data bound to the selected template group. During deletion, "All sites bound to the
current template will be deleted. Do you want to continue?" will be displayed; after deletion, "A total of ** sites are deleted, and **
of which are successfully deleted." will be displayed.
6 Select the site/DU to be added and click OK to bind the selected site/DU to the selected template group.
Note:
All Sites: Click this button to bound all sites. During bounding, "All unbound sites will be bound to the current template. Do you
want to continue?" will be displayed; after bounding, "A total of *** data records are successfully added." will be displayed.
If multiple site IDs are entered, separate them by comma. Site IDs in the table can be copied for searching.
One site/DU can only be bound to one template group. Sites/DUs that have been bound to a template group will not be
displayed on the Add Site/DU page.
Setting Site Visit-free (1)
In ISDP eSurvey TSS, you can reuse site survey data. For sites whose survey data collection is not started, you can
specify whether site visit is required for such sites on the ISDP Information Assets page based on the information
obtained in Survey Item Matching Result, so as to avoid repetitive survey and improve work efficiency. If the value of
Survey Item Matching Result in ISDP information is lower than that of Enable matching threshold for historical
data and no survey deliverables or site historical data is available, the system automatically determines that a site
survey is required, and you do not need to set parameters on the Set Site Visit-free tab.
1 Click the My To-Do or Task Mgmt-Arrangement tab.
2 Click Set Site Visit-free for batch site visit settings.

Setting Site Visit-free (2)
3 Click Save.
4 Or, click Batch Set for batch site visit settings.
After setting, the value of Site Visit or Not on the My To-Do or Task Mgmt-Arrangement tab is changed from
Unspecified to Yes or No.
Collecting Survey Data
After receiving a workflow for collecting survey data, the eSurvey PM starts to collect survey data.
The survey engineer, subcontractor PM, and eSurvey PM all have permission to collect survey data. This
document uses eSurvey PM as an example.
Survey tasks, including eSurvey-Site Survey, eSurvey-design, and Create TSSR Report, are integrated from
RPM:
TSSR reports can only be generated for survey data collection and survey design tasks after the survey data
collection and review process is completed.
TSSR reports can be directly generated for TSSR creation tasks.
In a DU, tasks are fulfilled according to the task type priority, that is, eSurvey-Site Survey > eSurvey-Design >
Create TSSR Report.
Survey data can be collected by using a summary template, the app (ISD-Mobile), or PC client (ISDP eSurvey
TSS).
Collection Means Task Type Typical Scenario

Summary eSurvey-Site Survey, eSurvey-Design Import by using an Excel file
APP eSurvey-Site Survey Input to a mobile app
PC eSurvey-Site Survey, eSurvey-Design Manual input (by using a PC)
For survey data collection by using a PC, two scenarios (forced DC control and non-forced DC control) are
provided based on the setting of Survey Related to DC Release Configurations during project initialization.
(For details, see Collecting Survey Data — Forced DC Control).
Collecting Survey Data – Importing a
After logging in to the ISDP eSurvey TSS home page, the eSurvey PM can view all survey tasks on the Survey
Details page.
1 On the Arrangement page, select a task type (eSurvey-Site Survey, eSurvey-Design, or Create TSSR
Report), set search criteria, and click Search.
2 Select a task, click Start and then OK to collect survey data.
3 You can also select multiple tasks, and click Batch Start.
4 Click OK. Survey data is collected in batches.
Note:
If multiple site/link IDs are entered, separate them by comma. Data in the table can be copied for searching.
You can view the export result by choosing My Workspace > Export Query from the main menu.
eSurvey PM can import a summary template for all sites without survey completed.
Subcontractors and other roles can only import a summary template for sites in Execution state whose task type
is Survey Data Collection or Survey Design and survey is not completed, and that are executed by themselves
or the respective group. A summary template can be imported for sites whose survey is not completed and whose
task type is Reviewing.
5 Choose Survey Data > Summary.
Note:
If an item in a summary template is invisible to customers, the template is invisible to customers on the interface. If a customer
imports an invisible summary template, the import fails and a template error is reported.
6 Select a template from the list on the left and click Download Template.
Note:
If a template whose data type is Image Attachment is selected, the Download Template and Import buttons are unavailable
and only site IDs and names are displayed.
 Hovering the mouse over Download Template will show the drop-down list containing two options: Standard Language and
Local Language. If Standard Language is selected, a TSSR template in the standard language (English) can be downloaded; if
Local Language is selected, a TSSR template in the local language can be downloaded.
7 Fill the template with survey data and save it.
Note:
Comments are added for clauses whose values are integers or decimal numbers in the Summary template, helping users to
correctly input values.
For clauses whose values are integers, the "Date Type: Integer Max value: xxx Min value: xxxx" comment is added.
For clauses whose values are decimal numbers, the "Date Type: Decimal Max value: xxx Min value: xxxx Precision:xxx"
comment is added.
8 Click Import and import the summary template file.
Note:
Only eSurvey-Site Survey and eSurvey-Design tasks in Execution, Reviewing and Change state can be imported to a
summary template with no limitation. After import, the survey data will be updated.
9 Click Add Files to add a summary template file.
10 Click Start Upload to upload the summary template file.
Note:
To view the template import result, choose My Workspace > Import Query. If import fails, re-upload as instructed. After import
succeeds, the template will be checked and all errors will be reported if any.
Collecting Survey Data – Exporting a
eSurvey PM, customers, and other roles all have permission to view and export survey summary data of all sites.
Subcontractors can only view and export survey summary data of sites managed by themselves or respective
group.
1 Choose Survey Data > Summary.
2 Click the Completed tab.
Note:
If a template whose data type is Image Attachment is selected, only site IDs and site names will be displayed.
When multiple site IDs or DU IDs are input, separate them by comma (,). You can copy site IDs from an Excel table and paste
them for searching.
Collecting Survey Data – Exporting a
3 Select a template from the template list on the left, click , and query sites under Summary.
Note:
Hovering the mouse to Export will show a drop-down list containing two options: Standard Language and Local Language. If
Standard Language is selected, Summary survey data can be exported in the standard language (English); if Local Language
is selected, Summary survey data can be exported in the local language.
4 Select sites to be exported and click Export to export summary of survey data of selected sites.
Note:
On the Uncompleted tab, you can select a template, select sites to be exported, and click Export to export summary of survey
data of selected sites.
Collecting Survey Data – PC (1)
On the ISDP eSurvey TSS home page, you can view all survey tasks in the current project on the Survey
Details page. During project initialization, if Set Forced DC Control is not selected, the process of collection
survey data by using a PC will be adopted.
In this process, only eSurvey-Site Survey and eSurvey-Design tasks are supported.
1 Set search criteria and click Search to query survey tasks to be handled.
2 Click Start. Alternatively, select multiple tasks and click Batch Start.
Note:
3 Click OK. The page for collecting survey data is displayed.

The task status turns to Execution and the owner is the current user.
Note:
: Click this icon to edit survey data.
: Click this icon to view survey data.
: Click this icon to view information about review groups of each review node, including review history, review groups in review,
review groups whose review is not started, review comments, and review time. If a task is rejected and restored to the state
before submission for review, review groups of review nodes completing review are still grey. After the task is submitted again for
review, only the latest review record is displayed.
Transfer: The group leader has permission to dispatch all activities of the group, subgroups, and each group member. Group
members have permission to dispatch all activities of the group. After activities are dispatched, the activity status remains
unchanged while the owner is changed.
4 Click a survey module or group and enter survey data.
Note:
If Show items with values is selected, only survey items, images, and attachments with survey values in all survey modules on the source
and sink sites will be displayed. If all items in a module have no survey value, the whole module will be hidden.
Any modification to an item will be automatically saved, and only the item will be saved. Note that the modification can be automatically
saved only after passing the corresponding check.
In the rejected reports, items, pictures, and attachments that have review comments or are modified in review will be highlighted and reused
items, pictures, and attachments do not need to be highlighted. In addition, the message prompting data reuse highlight on the upper right
corner is canceled. After the survey reports are submitted, data reuse highlights remain while rejection highlights remain until the modification
upon rejection is approved in the next review.
When setting the item template for a country or an operator in DIM, you can set mandatory fields to N/A, including survey items, pictures,
and attachments. On the page of inputting survey data, mandatory fields whose value is N/A will not be checked and the input data is not
cleared. When items are copied, the N/A value of such items will also be copied.
Under the group name, the numbers of uncompleted and completed items are displayed. A group containing uncompleted mandatory items
will be marked by . The value field of uncompleted mandatory item is highlighted by a red box. After mandatory items are set properly, the
icon and red box will disappear.
5 Click Survey Attachment tab.
Note:
(X/Y) is added to the end of group names on the Survey Picture and Survey Attachment tabs, indicating the proportion of
uploaded pictures and attachments. X indicates the number of pictures or attachments uploaded to a level-1 group, and Y
indicates the total number of pictures or attachments uploaded to a level-1 group.
6 Click the folder, and add a survey attachment.
7 Click Survey Picture tab.

8 Click albums. The page for browsing albums is displayed.
9 Click Add.
10 Click Start Upload to upload the photos.

Users can upload pictures to only one item at a time from the web client. However, they can upload pictures
from My Library to items randomly as required.
a. Click My Library.
b. Click Upload to upload pictures to the library.
c. Select an album, and click a picture in My Library. The picture is added to the album automatically.
11 Click images for viewing the original size, rotating, zooming in/out, downloading, or editing images.
Note:
After an image is rotated, moving to the previous or next image, switching to another image, maximizing/minimizing the image,
or closing the editing window will save the rotated image.
12 Click to edit the image.
13 Click picture-Local Image to insert a local image.
14 Move the photo and click Save.

15 Edit the image and click Save.
16 Or, click picture-Gallery to insert from the gallery.
Note:
After an image is saved, you can edit it again on the Edit window. After the image is saved again, a new image will be saved
while the original image is not changed. In later editing, the new image will be overwritten in real time.
17 Select an image and click Set to Cover.
Note:
A maximum of four covers are allowed.
You can also click the Attachment tab on the pages of viewing or editing survey data and add files or photos.
Note:
Starting a task in ISDP eSurvey TSS will automatically place uploaded deliverables in ISDP to the Other folder of corresponding
survey report and restart rolled back tasks. Therefore, check and remove duplicate deliverables in the Other folder.
Click the name of a default folder (Picture, Layout, Survey Report, Design Document, As Built Document,
or Other).
Click Add Files and upload files or photos.

18 Set Region and Approver, and click Submit.
Note:
On the submission and review pages, review comments can be snapshots and be displayed in logs on the Site | Link Status
page. If a review task is rejected, the reject comment is displayed on both submission and review pages.
The eSurvey PM can batch submit Survey Data Collection and eSurvey-Design tasks in Execution state.
19 Select tasks and click Batch Submit.

20 Set Area and Approver, and click Save.
21 Click OK.
Note:
In batch task submission, Approver is set to All by default.
After submission, you can view export result by choosing My Workspace > Export Query from the main menu.
Collecting Survey Data – Forced DC Control –
Structured Survey (1)
After logging in to ISDP eSurvey TSS, eSurvey PM can view all survey tasks of the current project on the
Survey Details page. If Set Forced DC Control is selected during project initialization, the forced DC control
scenario is applied to survey data collection. After Standard product item (applying automatic delivery
configuration) is selected, the survey type is changed to structured survey. If all items in an item template are
null, the items are automatically unlocked by default after the review is completed.
For the site which has no tasks, an unlocking signal is sent out after historical data is published successfully. For
multiple times of publishing, if data is changed, a change signal will be sent.
1 Click Search and search for survey tasks to be processed.
2 Click Start.
Note:
Note:
: Click this icon to edit survey data.
: Click this icon to view survey data.
: Click this icon to view site survey status.
Transfer: The group leader has permission to dispatch all activities of the group, subgroups, and each group member. Group
members have permission to dispatch all activities of the group. After activities are dispatched, the activity status remains
unchanged while the owner is changed.
DC Lock Status: Click this button to view DC details such as task type and auxiliary material configuration, unlocking signal
type, change signal.
3 On the Survey Details page, click . The page for setting survey data is displayed.
Note:
Any modification to an item will be automatically saved, and only the item will be saved. Note that the modification can be
automatically saved only after passing the corresponding check.
On the pages of viewing or inputting survey data, the numbers of uncompleted and completed items are displayed under the
group name. A group containing uncompleted mandatory items will be marked by . The value field of uncompleted mandatory
item is highlighted by a red box. After mandatory items are set properly, the icon and red box will disappear. After submission,
mandatory items will be checked. If any mandatory items are not set, prompts will be displayed instructing you to set mandatory
items. Submission can succeed only when all mandatory items are set properly.
5 Click Survey Attachment tab.
Note:
(X/Y) is added to the end of group names on the Survey Picture and Survey Attachment tabs, indicating the proportion of
uploaded pictures and attachments. X indicates the number of pictures or attachments uploaded to a level-1 group, and Y
indicates the total number of pictures or attachments uploaded to a level-1 group.
6 Click the folder, and add a survey attachment.
7 Click Survey Picture tab.

8 Click Pictures. The page for browsing albums is displayed.
9 Click Add.
10 Click Start Upload to upload the photos.

Collecting Survey Data – Forced DC Control
– Structured Survey (6)
11 Click images for viewing the original size, rotating, zooming in/out, downloading, or editing images.
Note:
After an image is rotated, moving to the previous or next image, switching to another image, maximizing/minimizing the image, or
closing the editing window will save the rotated image.
12 Click and edit the photo.
13 Click Insert Image to insert a local image.
14 Move the photo and click Save.

15 Edit the inserted photo and click Save.
16 Or, click picture-Gallery to insert from the gallery.
Note:
After an image is saved, you can edit it again on the Edit window. After the image is saved again, a new image will be saved
while the original image is not changed. In later editing, the new image will be overwritten in real time.
17 Select a photo, and click set to Cover to set this photo as the album cover.
Note:
A maximum of four covers are allowed.
You can also click the Attachment tab on the pages of viewing or editing survey data and add files or photos.
Click the name of a default folder (Picture, Layout, Survey Report, Design Document, As Built Document,
or Other).
Click Add Files and upload files or photos.

18 Click the Auxiliary Material Configuration tab.
Note:
The Auxiliary Material Configuration tab integrates survey data from SC and automatically checks correctness of survey item
configurations. If survey items are incorrectly configured, modify the values of survey items on the page of setting survey data in
ISDP eSurvey TSS.
19 Click Save, and save the survey values in SC.

20 Click a survey module and select a review group on the page setting survey items.
Note:
On the submission and review pages, review comments can be snapshots and be displayed in logs on the Site|Link Status
21 Click Submit to submit for review.
After survey review is completed, ISDP eSurvey TSS will automatically send an unlocking signal to CCM DC and
does not need to wait for configuration calculation success signal from SC. For special sites that need to be
unlocked in advance, click Allow DC to Release Configurations for manual unlocking, which will trigger
configuration calculation in SC. In addition, manual unlocking does not need to wait for configuration calculation
success signal from SC.
22 Click Allow DC to Release Configurations.
23 Click OK. ISDP eSurvey TSS will send an unlocking signal to DC.
Attachment-based Survey (1)
After logging in to ISDP eSurvey TSS, eSurvey PM can view all survey tasks of the current project on the
Survey Details page. If Set Forced DC Control is selected during project initialization, the forced DC control
scenario is applied to survey data collection. If Pure attachment is selected, the attachment-based survey is
adopted. If both the Survey Report and Design Document folders in Attachment are empty, the items are
automatically unlocked by default after the review is completed.
For the site which has no tasks, an unlocking signal is sent out after historical data is published successfully.
2 Click Start.
3 On the Survey Details page, click . The page for setting survey data is displayed.
Note:
Any modification to an item will be automatically saved, and only the item will be saved. Note that the modification can be automatically
saved only after passing the corresponding check.
On the pages of viewing or inputting survey data, the numbers of uncompleted and completed items are displayed under the group name. A
group containing uncompleted mandatory items will be marked by . The value field of uncompleted mandatory item is highlighted by a red
box. After mandatory items are set properly, the icon and red box will disappear. After submission, mandatory items will be checked. If any
mandatory items are not set, prompts will be displayed instructing you to set mandatory items. Submission can succeed only when all
mandatory items are set properly.
5 Click a survey module and select a review group on page of inputting survey items.
6 Click Submit.
After survey review is completed, ISDP eSurvey TSS will automatically send an unlocking signal to CCM DC.
For special sites that need to be unlocked in advance, click Allow DC to Release Configurations and
manually unlock sites.
DCE can click a report link to go to the ISDP eSurvey TSS system and view all unlocking signal reports on
the site.
8 Click OK. ISDP eSurvey TSS will send a signal to CCM DC for unlocking.
– User-defined Structured Survey (1)
As the eSurvey PM, after opening the ISDP eSurvey TSS homepage, you can view all survey tasks of the
current project. If Set Forced DC Control is selected when the project is initialized, the survey data collection
process following the forced DC control scenario will be executed. If User-defined structure item is selected,
delivery configuration information is transmitted by using user-defined survey items. In case of automatic
unlocking or change, ISDP eSurvey TSS will send an unlocking or change signal. If all items on the ML tab are
null, the items are automatically unlocked by default after the review is completed.
For the site which has no tasks, an unlocking signal is sent out after historical data is published successfully. For
multiple times of publishing, if data is changed, a change signal will be sent.

2 Click Start.
The task status is changed to Execution and its owner is changed to the current user.
3 On the Survey Details page, click , and open the page for inputting survey data.
Note:
Any modification to an item will be automatically saved, and only the item will be saved. Note that the modification can be
automatically saved only after passing the corresponding check.
On the pages of viewing or inputting survey data, the numbers of uncompleted and completed items are displayed under the
group name. A group containing uncompleted mandatory items will be marked by . The value field of uncompleted
mandatory item is highlighted by a red box. After mandatory items are set properly, the icon and red box will disappear.
After submission, mandatory items will be checked. If any mandatory items are not set, prompts will be displayed instructing
you to set mandatory items. Submission can succeed only when all mandatory items are set properly.
If a project is initially configured as a maintenance project, due and overdue items will be highlighted on the pages of viewing
or editing survey data. Due items are highlighted yellow. Overdue items are highlighted in grey.
Long item names are fully displayed. If the length of item names does not exceed the permitted width of the cell, the names
are right-aligned; if the length of item names exceeds the permitted width of the cell, the names are left-aligned with line break.
5 Click ML and view user-defined items.
Note:
On the ML tab, only user-defined items of selected materials will be displayed.
Content on the ML tab can only be edited but not viewed.
6 Click a survey module and select a review team on the page of inputting survey items.
7 Click Submit.
After survey review is completed, ISDP eSurvey TSS will automatically send an unlocking signal to CCM DC. For
special sites that need to be unlocked in advance, click Allow DC to Release Configurations and manually
unlock sites.
DCE can click a report link to go to the ISDP eSurvey TSS system and view all unlocking signal reports on the
site.
9 Click OK. ISDP eSurvey TSS will send an unlocking signal to CCM DC.
Reviewing Survey Data (1)
After survey data is submitted for review, the reviewer can log in to the system and view the task to be handled in
My TO DO.
1 Set search criteria and click Search to query survey tasks to be reviewed.
Note:
At the end of each day, to-do tasks of each user will be summarized and an email will be sent to the user. Emails are sent by
server and no email will be sent if no to-do task is found.
You can also select tasks to be processed from the task list in Reviewing.
Note:
If a task is approved or rejected, an email should be sent to all reviewers of the task. In the serial review mode, the email is sent to
all reviewer group members that have performed review and the email is sent only when the whole node is approved. In the parallel
review node, an email is sent to all reviewer group members in the review region and the email is sent only when the whole node is
approved.
After a task node is approved, an email will be sent to users in the next reviewer group for processing the task; If the task node is
rejected, an email will be sent to users in the previous reviewer group for processing the task.
Permissions of the task owner and starter:
a. For tasks in execution, the task starter can view the tasks started by the starter but not assigned.
b. For tasks in review, the task starter can view the tasks submitted for review by the starter but not assigned; the task owner can
view the tasks submitted for review and assigned by the owner.
c. For completed tasks, the task starter can view the tasks submitted by the starter but not assigned; the task owner can view the
tasks submitted and assigned by the owner.
You can click and view the status of review groups at the current review node.
Note:
This flowchart intuitively shows information about review groups of each review node, including review history, review groups in
review, review groups whose review is not started, review comments, and review time. If a task is rejected and restored to the
state before submission for review, review groups of review nodes completing review are still grey. After the task is submitted
again for review, only the latest review record is displayed.
You can click Log and view the review log of the current review node.
2 Click the site/link ID. The page for survey data review is displayed.
Note:
During second review on a task, a message containing the previous review group, reviewer, review comment, and review result
will be displayed. This message is available to all members in the review group.
Click Change Log to show changed survey items.
During review result submission, if no review result is selected, the "Select the review result!" message will be prompted.
In the rejected reports, items, pictures, and attachments that are modified in review will be highlighted until approved in the next
review; reused items, pictures, and attachments are still highlighted. In addition, data reuse highlight is not shown on the
customer review node.
 : Click this icon to edit, cancel, or save review comments. In the customer review phase, this icon is only available when
customer review is set for the project.
3 Set Region and Approver.
4 Enter review comments and click Submit.
Note:
On the submission and review pages, review comments can be snapshots and be displayed in logs on the Site|Link Status
For unassigned tasks, both the task owner and starter are able to submit the tasks for review; for assigned tasks, only the task
owner has permission to submit the tasks for review. The detailed rules are as follows:
a. If the task owner is a member of a resource or user group, only this user has permission to submit the task; if the task owner
is a group, all users in the group have permission to submit the task.
b. If the task owner is a group or a group member and the task is started by the group leader, only the leader has permission to
submit the task; if the task owner is a user of a resource group, the group leader and subgroup leader both have permission to
start and submit the task.
Approver: By default, All is selected.
After review comments are submitted, an email notification will be automatically sent to the task owner.
If survey data is rejected, modify survey data as required and submit it again.
Note:
Approve: approves survey data. If survey data is finally approved, the survey data will be submitted to DIM for generating the
TSSR report.
Reject: rejects the survey data. After survey data is rejected, an email will be sent to the applicant.
: Review groups that approve the survey data.
: Review groups that reject the survey data.
: Review groups that do not review the survey data. When survey data is submitted again for review, the review groups that
reject or do not review the survey data will be selected by default.
If no indicator is displayed, no review group is selected.
(Optional) Changing Survey Data – PC (1)
After final review, if the survey values are incorrect, you can change the survey values by launching a survey data
change process.
1 Choose Survey Data > Site DU List.
2 Click the Completed tab, and view or change the site survey data.
Note:
If multiple site IDs/DU IDs are entered, separate them by comma. Data in the table can be copied for searching.
During project initialization, if Batch export picture name way is set to Clause, the structured item name will be used as the
name of the exported photo; if this parameter is set to Third-level+clause, the group name and structured item name will be
used as the name of the exported photo.
3 Click .
Note:
When selecting a change process, as the eSurvey PM, you can select eSurvey-Site Survey, eSurvey-Site Design, or No
review; as a Huawei employee, you can select eSurvey-Site Survey or eSurvey–Site Design; as a subcontractor or customer,
you can only select eSurvey-Site Survey.
If eSurvey-Site Survey is selected, the new process is: customized survey data collection review + customized survey design
review.
If eSurvey-Design is selected, the new survey process is: customized survey design review.
4 Select a new process, and click Save.
5 In the Please Confirm dialog box, click OK and confirm the process change.
After a change process is initiated, survey tasks of this site will be executed following the new process.
Click Survey Data and choose Data Change Log to view differences of survey data.
Click Change Log and view change details.
Note:
If the attachments on the Attachment tab are changed, attachment differences will be recorded when attachments are submitted for
review. In Change Log, change details are displayed. Currently, changes of uploaded attachments on the Completed tab will not
be recorded.
(Optional) Changing Survey Data – Forced DC
Control – Structured Survey (1)
If any survey value errors are found after review is completed, you can initiate a survey data change process.
1 Choose Survey Data > Site DU List. You can view or edit the site survey data on the Uncompleted tab.
Note:
When multiple site IDs or DU IDs are input, separate them by comma (,). You can copy site IDs from an Excel table and paste
them for searching.
: indicates that the task is in Execution state. (If no such icon is displayed, this site has no task or the task is not in
execution.)
: Click this icon to edit site survey data (only when the site has survey data collection or survey design tasks in Execution
state, and you are the person executing the task).
3 Click .
Note:
review.
If Validation with no review is selected, the changed survey process is: directly inputting and submitting survey data with no
review.

6 On the page of collecting survey data, change the survey values.

(Optional) Changing Survey Data – Forced
DC Control – Structured Survey (5)
After a user initiates a change process, survey tasks of the site must be executed following the changed survey
process. After review, the change takes effect. Then, ISDP eSurvey TSS sends a change signal to CCM DC to
start the forced control change scheme. A DCE can click the link provided to open the page of viewing survey
data. On this page, the Difference List button is provided.
Click Difference List. Changes of all items will be displayed.

Control – Attachment-based Survey (1)
If any survey value errors are found after review is completed, you can initiate a survey data change process.
1 Choose Survey Data > Site DU List. You can view or edit the site survey data on the Uncompleted tab.
Note:
them for searching.
: Indicates that the task is in Execution state. (If no such icon is displayed, this site has no task or the task is not in
execution.)
: Click this icon to edit site survey data (only when the site has survey data collection or survey design tasks in Execution
state, and you are the person executing the task).
Control –Attachment-based Survey (2)
3 Click .
Note:
review.
review.

After a user initiates a change process, survey tasks of the site must be executed following the changed survey process.
After review, the change takes effect. Then, eSurvey sends a change signal to CCM DC to start the forced control change
scheme. A DCE can click the link provided to open the Attachment page. On this page, the Difference List button is
provided and all folders are displayed. Additionally, all folders on the Attachment tab are displayed.
Note:
In case of attachment change, remarks must be supplemented on the Attachment tab, so that eSurvey can send a change signal to
CCM DC. If no remarks are supplemented, auxiliary materials will not be changed by default and eSurvey does not send any
notification to CCM DC.
Click Difference List. Only the differences between attachments in the Survey Report and Design Document
folders are displayed.
Control – User-defined Structured Survey (1)
After final review is completed, if any incorrect survey values are found, you can launch a survey data change
process on the survey completion page and modify the survey values as required.
1 Choose Survey Data > Site DU List, click the Uncompleted tab, and view or edit survey data of sites.
Note:
them for searching.
: indicates the Executing state. (If no such icon is displayed, the site has no task or the task is not being executed.)
: Click this icon to edit survey data of the site. (Survey data of a site can only be edited when the site has eSurvey-Site
Survey or eSurvey-Design tasks in Executing state and the task executor is the user itself.)
2 Click the Completed tab. On this tab, you can view or edit survey data of sites.
3 Click .
Note:
review.
review.
4 Select a change process and click Save.

5 In the Please Confirm dialog box, click OK.
After a user initiates a change process, survey tasks of the site must be executed following the changed survey
process. After review, the change takes effect. In case of site changes, if the item values on the ML tab are not
changed, eSurvey does not send any change signal to CCM DC; otherwise, eSurvey sends a change signal to
CCM DC to start the forced control change scheme. A DCE can click the link provided to open the ML page. On
this page, the Difference Bill button is provided.
Click Different Bill. Only the change history of item data on the ML page is displayed.
Survey Report (1)
After survey data is collected, you can generate and view TSSR reports.
Survey engineer, subcontractor PM, and eSurvey PM all have permission to create and view a TSSR report.
This document uses eSurvey PM as an example.
1 Choose Survey Data > Survey Report.
Note:
Clicking Upload failed will download the file containing TSSR report import errors. In this file, you can view all errors related to
the TSSR report. Errors are displayed by row.
2 Enter multiple site IDs/names, and click Search.
3 Select multiple sites and click Create TSSR Report.

Note:
If a cover is set to be displayed on the page of browsing survey images, the cover will be displayed when a TSSR report is generated; if no
cover is set but the maximum number of covers is set, the latest uploaded survey images will be displayed as the cover subject to the
maximum number of covers when a TSSR report is generated.
The generated TSSR reports must meet the survey report naming rule in Pre-settings Before Survey.
When a TSSR report is generated, images in the report will be compressed. During compression, the image pixel set in the item template
will be preferred. If the image pixel is set to Empty, the image quality set in survey settings will be used.
If the image pixel in the TSSR report is smaller than that set in the item template and survey settings, the image will not be compressed.
Otherwise, the image will be compressed by its length/width ratio.
Survey Report (2)
The eSurvey PM can batch import TSSR reports and update site data at the same time.
4 Click Import TSSR Report.
Note:
The imported TSSR report is uploaded to the Survey Report folder on the Attachment tab. In this folder, only the latest survey report will be retained.
(Historical survey reports of the same file name will be removed.) To view historical reports, go to the page showing survey reports.
When batch importing TSSR reports, you must download the report that is automatically generated by ISDP eSurvey TSS, complete the report, and import
again.
When importing TSSR reports, select images in the reports, and choose Format > Compress Pictures > Options from the main menu. On the displayed
page, deselect Automatically perform basic compress on save and Delete cropped areas of pictures, and click Save to prevent repeatedly filtering the
same image and generating multiple data records for the same image.
5 Click Add Files. Multiple files can be added.

Survey Report (3)
6 Click Start Upload.
7 Click OK.
Note:
After TSSR reports are imported, you can view the import result by choosing My Workspace > Export Query from the main
menu.
On the My Workspace > Export Query page, errors related to different TSSR reports are displayed in different rows.
The ISDP PM and eSurvey PM both have permission to submit information assets by one click.
8 Click Submit Information Assets to submit reports to DIM.
Note:
After a survey task workflow ends, a TSSR report will be automatically generated and submitted to the ISDP Information Assets.
If TSSR reports fail to be generated or synchronized, an email will be sent to all PMs of the project notifying of manual submission to ISDP
Information Assets.
Email format:
Subject: XX project XXX site fails to automatically submit TSSR reports to ISDP Information Assets.
Content: XX project XXX site fails to automatically submit TSSR reports to ISDP Information Assets. Click the link provided for manual.
submission. Clicking this link will direct to the page for submitting TSSR reports.
Automatically Generating a TSSR Report in Word (1)
1 Choose Project > Set Survey Template > TSSR Template from the main menu.
2 Click Download TSSR Template Tool and select an item template.
3 Click Download to download the TSSR template tool.

4 Open the template tool and click Import to import a TSSR template in Word.
5 Select a paragraph or table in the file and mark the selected paragraph or table in Document Map on the
left.
Note:
Design Document(Mark88888) is a special bookmark. You can add this bookmark to a position as required. When a TSSR report is generated, the latest
ZIP file in the Design Document folder under Attachment will be adopted. After the ZIP file is decompressed and the project.xml file is resolved, a title, an
image, a thumbnail, and the thumbnail name will be output to the position you add the bookmark based on the resolving result. The ZIP file is uploaded to the
Design Document folder by using the ICS Floor item on the app client.
In the Word file, a bookmark can be added several times. When a TSSR report is generated, an identical survey value is adopted for all positions marked by
the same bookmark.
In a table of the Word file, survey items can be copied by row. After a copiable group is copied on the page of inputting survey data, the new group will be
displayed below the copiable group in the generated TSSR report.
6 Click Save.
7 Click Bookmark Check. The items with bookmarks are displayed in grey.
Note:
Bookmarks inserted to a TSSR template can only be checked for survey or system data after being saved.
You can add bookmarks to these items again.
8 Click Save.
9 Choose Survey Data > Survey Report. On the displayed page, select sites and click Create TSSR to
generate a TSSR report in Word.
Note:
The generated TSSR report must meet the survey report naming rule in Pre-settings Before Survey.
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ISDP Esurvey TSS User Guide-2017-03-18 (By Site or DU)

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Update Date: 2017/03/18 Security Level: INTERNAL

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Start Role&Rollout Owner

ISDP PM Configure the RPM Data Manage

Set the review

Manage template Configure a summary

ISDP PM Create a DU and

Survey engineer Rollout Plan

2 Enter your W3 account and password.

3 Choose Tools Panorama > Survey, enter ISDP eSurvey TSS.

1 Choose Project > Pre-settings Before Survey.

1 In ISDP eSurvey TSS, choose Project > Review Group Management.

2 Select a review node and click to add a review area.

1 Choose Project > Set Survey Template > Item Template.

2 Click Choose Template.

15 Click Export to export data in the template.

17 Click Add Files and select the file to be added.

18 Click Start Upload.

1 Choose Project > Set Survey Template > App Template.

2 Click Choose Template.

3 Click Add, and set template information.

5 Select a group from the survey module on the left.

7 Click Save, and save the template configuration.

2 Click Choose Template.

3 Click Add, and set template information.

2 Click Download TSSR Template Tool.

10 Set template information, select a template, and click Save.

2 Click Choose Template.

5 Select a group from the survey module on the left.

7 Click Save, and save the template configuration.

1 Choose Project > Set Survey Template > Template Group.

2 On the Template Group page, click Add.

4 Click OK, and save the template group.

2 Click Set Site Visit-free for batch site visit settings.

4 Or, click Batch Set for batch site visit settings.

Collection Means Task Type Typical Scenario

2 Select a task, click Start and then OK to collect survey data.

4 Click OK. Survey data is collected in batches.

5 Choose Survey Data > Summary.

8 Click Import and import the summary template file.

10 Click Start Upload to upload the summary template file.

1 Choose Survey Data > Summary.

2 Click the Completed tab.

3 Click OK. The page for collecting survey data is displayed.

7 Click Survey Picture tab.

10 Click Start Upload to upload the photos.

13 Click picture-Local Image to insert a local image.

14 Move the photo and click Save.

16 Or, click picture-Gallery to insert from the gallery.

Click Add Files and upload files or photos.

19 Select tasks and click Batch Submit.

1 Click Search and search for survey tasks to be processed.

6 Click the folder, and add a survey attachment.

7 Click Survey Picture tab.

10 Click Start Upload to upload the photos.

13 Click Insert Image to insert a local image.

14 Move the photo and click Save.

16 Or, click picture-Gallery to insert from the gallery.

Click Add Files and upload files or photos.

19 Click Save, and save the survey values in SC.

21 Click Submit to submit for review.

1 Click Search and search for survey tasks to be processed.

1 Click Search and search for survey tasks to be processed.