Sometimes an activity appears almost completed (e.g., 99%)
or still shows "In Progress" even though you believe
you have finished all questions. Common reasons:
Unanswered required questions
- There
may still be a required question that has not been
answered or properly registered. 1317
- Check
all pages for:
- Red
asterisk (*) or messages like "This question is required".
- Ensure
each required question has a valid answer.
Incomplete tasks or failed uploads
- Some
activities include tasks such as uploading images/videos,
attaching files, or adding comments.
- If
an upload fails (wrong format, too large, or not fully uploaded), the
system may treat the task as incomplete and keep the activity at 99% or In
Progress.
Final Submit/Finish button not clicked
- Activities
often have a final Submit, Finish, or Complete button.
- If
the last page is closed or refreshed before clicking it, the activity can
appear almost finished but not fully submitted.
- Refresh
the page and check if a final confirmation step is still required.
Backend checks and processing
- After
completion, your participation may go through internal checks for completeness,
quality, eligibility, and quota.
- While
these checks are ongoing, the system may temporarily show the status
as "In Progress", even though you have submitted all
answers.
Multi‑part or streamed activities
- Some
projects consist of multiple parts or streams under the
same activity.
- If
at least one part or task is still open or pending, the overall activity
may remain marked as "In Progress", even if you have
completed one or more sections.
Technical delay or incomplete registration
- Occasionally
there is a delay or sync issue between completion and
status update. This usually resolves automatically after a short
period.
- In
some cases, the last page or confirmation step may not have been fully
registered (for example, if the browser was closed too early or an error
occurred).
The activity can look finished to you, but the
system still treats it as partially completed, keeping it as "In
Progress"