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The evaluation form in Talview’s Workflow Tools may fail to save responses for many reasons - from simple client-side problems (browser, connectivity) to server-side issues (validation, permissions, database). The table below lists common causes and straightforward fixes to help you quickly diagnose and resolve the problem.

🔎 Troubleshooting Common Issues

What might be wrongHow to fix it
User session expired or user got logged outAsk the user to refresh or re-login and retry.
Make sure session timeouts are configured appropriately for long evaluations.
Browser incompatibility or outdated browserConfirm the user is on a supported, up-to-date browser (Chrome/Edge/Firefox) and ask them to try again after updating. Test in an alternate browser.
Network interruptions or unstable connectivityCheck network connection: ask user to switch networks or use a wired connection. Implement/retry with exponential backoff for intermittent failures.
Form is in read-only/closed state or not publishedConfirm the form is published and editable for the current user and evaluation instance. Re-open or publish the correct version if needed.
Autosave feature disabled or misconfiguredCheck autosave settings; advise user to manually save and submit for now.
Re-enable or fix autosave configuration.
Feature flags or rollout causing unexpected behaviorCheck whether any feature flags are active for the org/environment and rollback or enable fixes as necessary.
Additional Tips:
  • Train evaluators to save frequently and avoid long idle periods.
  • Use supported browsers (Chrome latest recommended) and keep them updated.
  • Avoid using browser back/forward during saves; prefer explicit Save buttons.
  • Keep attachments under platform limits and compress large files.
  • Review release notes before deployments and test evaluation workflows after upgrades.
  • Enable autosave/drafts where available so partial work is preserved.
  • Maintain a checklist for required fields within each evaluation template to reduce validation-related failures.