Check-box available from within the settings tab of your survey – “Allow multiple responses”.

This may be useful in particular if you run your survey offline, and want to add the results yourself manually afterwards.

Any questions/feedback, let us know.

GroupSurveys Team

Do to this:

Open your survey report and choose the respondent report from the drop down menu. Once open, you will see the new “Enable Filter” checkbox.

Click on the checkbox “Enable Filter” and a new drop down list appears of your questions and options.

Now, you can choose which results you want to filter. In this example I’m going to choose to see only results of people who completed my survey.

Once you have chosen the filter, click on “Process” … once complete, only the recipients who completed the survey are listed in my results, which you can now also export.

You can also add as many filters as you want to your reports.

Let us know if you’ve any feedback!

Yeah, that’s right! A big shout out to Jonna Hahto who just translated GroupSurveys into Finnish – thanks Jonna!

That’s 21 different langauges now available! This video will help you get started in using a different langauge [more].

Did I mention that GroupSurveys is now free!!!

The paid account does not display ads in the surveys and the link back to the GroupSurveys site can be removed. There are monthly and annual payment options.

Just want to do a one off survey, sign up for the monthly and cancel within the month or once it’s complete.

Have some questions that need answering – don’t second guess – Sign up here, it only takes a minute or so, and whether it’s a free or paid account you’ll be up and running in no time !

You’ll be happy to know that our developers have created a new export function, so when you export your GroupSurveys responses, the encoding will be correct and you will see that the .csv file contains the data in the language you created the Survey in.

Why not login now and export one of you GroupSurveys Respondent Reports!

1. to ensure that the survey makes sense

and

2. the responses you receive are what you require

(Yeah, this may seem obvious, but often overlooked!)

So, add your questions to your survey, then do a quick run through of the survey yourself and check the reports to see if the answers are what you need!

In short:
1. Don’t ask a question, unless you really care about the answer
2. Don’t lead the user
3. Keep it short and easy to exit
4. Make it entertaining
5. Change around the format of your survey

We can’t stress point 3 enough… keep the survey as short as possible (but of course long enough to obtain the answers you need).

Some great advice for any budding survey creator!

A big thanks to … Jan Bockstefel & Salvador Flores Trejo, for the translations!

Looking to know how to use a different language? This video will help you get started [more].

Rob
GroupSurveys Team

Replace “GroupSurveys” with your own product or service!
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Product satisfaction survey – Question Examples:

– How long have you been a GroupSurveys user?

– Was it easy & straightforward to purchase?

– How often do you use GroupSurveys?

– Did you find GroupSurveys easy to use? What could be improved?

– Are the support materials available adequate?

– Did GroupSurveys meet your expectations? If not, why not?

– Do you think GroupSurveys offers value for money?

– How satisfied were you with our support?

– Overall, how satisfied are you with GroupSurveys?

– Would you recommend GroupSurveys to other users?

– How would you improve GroupSurveys?

This is not an exhaustive list and you should consider what information is important to you when conducting your survey…

Any more questions you think should be included?

Rob

Some of our customers/friends helped us translate the survey titles, buttons, messages etc. into different languages, which were then made available to our all our customers – the languages included French, German, Spanish, Polish, Italian etc.. (Full list here)

Now, thanks to Dimitrios Melachroinos & Cristian Carstoiu we’ve just added Greek and Romanian to this list.

Thanks guys, we really appreciate it..

Rob – GroupSurveys Team