Example question:

Which city is located in The Netherlands?
a. Amsterdam
b. Utrecht
c. Zwolle
d. All of the above

In this case, it's desirable to randomize the order of the first 3 options, but the "All of the above" option should always be last.

If I want to use my test in the Surpass app (Ipad), I have to check a box in my test form settings in test creation (Certified tablet delivery). This setting is not available in the testwizard (in item authoring). So if I check the box for tablet delivery I cannot edit my test in the test wizard anymore, To solve this issue I would like to add the setting for tablet delivery to the wizard.

A Hotspot question type that requires the candidate to select multiple correct areas of an image.

Adding a player with a pause, forward and rewind button to an embedded audio file (Wav or Mp3).

When Surpass generates a MS Word file, a prefix is automatically added to the headers that contain the section title. The prefix is 'chapter' in English, 'hoofdstuk' in Dutch (which means the same). Hoofdstuk implies that sections correspond to a chapter in a book, but that is not necessarily the case. It would be better to remove the prefix completely. If desirable users can add the text manually in the wizard.

Thus not first going to a Candidate and add a Centre + Subject to the Candidate, but the start point is the Subject. Same as a Subject owner adds Users to their Subjects, but now he/she adds Candicates.
This is convenient for Teachers who like to create a formative test and like to Schedule this test himself. Then he/she can easily select the candidates instead of using the import candidates button.

The ability to stream video from other sites such as Youtube/BBC/vimeo/TED etc through a question

The "Select from List" is great for a pick-the-right-sentence type of question but the 34 character limit is restricting.

Make it possible to randomise the answers with images in a multiple choise question.

We would like to have absolute marking for the extended matching question type. This is possible in CP but not IA. For example if we have three one to one matches with a mark of 1 each correct link scores 0.33 which we can't have. All three links have to be correct to score a mark.

Surpass has very good potential in itself. Make sure we could create surpass as service (SAAS) application. We should concentrate only for New features and enhancement. i would suggest that we could use Microservice based architecture and containerise platform like Kubernetes and docker.

Presently you have the option to edit the individual quesitons to be named however you would like.
In a number of cases this isn't an issue; however it would be beneficial to have the option of automatically setting the item name to be the ID.

The item ID is significantly more useful in the majority of cases and in some cases it is needed to identify information when cross referencing with an external source.

If not supported questiontypes are in a TestForm, this TestForm is not available for printing via the Testwizard. I think all TestForms should be available for printing, but then only with the content that is available to print.
This is almost like the way the printed version is in Test Creation.
Only with the exception that all possible content of all questiontypes should be printed.

It would be useful to have the ability to add multiple source files using 1 click, e.g.
click on Add Source
Filter Order By - "Last Date"
Select many files instead of 1 at a time.

There is no filter to select item type in a folder like MCQ or MRQ.

In the Drag and Drop Questions the answeroptions have permanent order of presenting to the candidate. This question type is usable in several different ways. F.i. when you want to order parts of sentences to the right sentence. For this kind of use it would be helpfull to randomise the anweroptions.

It would be beneficial to be able to sort item names alphanumerically. At the moment the items are sorted by creation date (I believe) but for people using naming conventions involving letters and numbers, it would be more efficient to be able to sort them in ascending and descending order.