JoripoA team rarely runs a single survey. You have a baseline and an endline, a household form and a facility form, a pilot and the real thing. When those share settings, one form's checks can quietly watch another form's questions, and nobody notices until the flags stop making sense.
In Joripo, the form is the unit of separation. Each deployed form has its own field map, its own quality rule set, and its own data. A second survey in the same workspace starts from the workspace's default checks, never from the first form's settings, and every export follows the form you asked for.
It is a small guarantee, and it prevents a whole class of silent errors, the kind where everything looks like it is working.