Review & launch
{name}
{/* ---- left: who this study is about ---- */}
b.id)} lblOf={ckBehLbl}
onAdd={add("beh", CK_BEHAVIOURS.map(b => b.id))} onDrop={drop("beh")} />
{/* The panels. Which three appear, and in what order, is derived
from the card above — this is the half of the binding that
makes editing the audience worth doing on this screen rather
than back in the builder. */}
{/* ---- right: the consequence ---- */}
New audience to recruit
{ckFmt(q.total)} respondentsDigital Twins from your historical testing
{dim ? "Standing by" : ckFmt(q.twins) + " of " + ckFmt(q.total)}{dim ? "This study asks new shoppers instead. Your panels are still here — pick one to bring them back in." : "The three closest matches to the audience above, out of " + CK_PANELS.length + " you hold."}
{q.shelf.map(x => {
const row = q.rows.filter(r => r.id === x.p.id)[0];
return
{/* Coverage gaps are shown in every mode, including New audience,
because a gap is now the ONLY thing that moves the date — covered
markets field in parallel, so the two extra days belong to a
market nobody has ever asked. What changes is which fact leads: with
the panels stood down, "no panel covers Japan" is beside the
point and "we have never asked there" is the whole of it. */}
{q.gaps.length ? (
{dim
? You have never asked shoppers in {q.gaps.join(" or ")}, so finding them
adds a couple of days to the date.
: No panel you hold covers {q.gaps.join(" or ")}.{" "}
{q.humans > 0
? "We have never asked there, so finding those shoppers adds a couple of days."
: "On Digital Twins alone that market goes unanswered — switch to Mixed to recruit into it."}}
) : null}