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Survey settings

Dates, access, repeat responses and the texts before and after the survey.

All of these are in the survey Settings, split into tabs.

General

  • Title: if it should differ from the name in My surveys.
  • Intro text and final text: what respondents see before and after the survey. The final text can be the same for everyone or depend on points (see Quizzes and points).
  • Page to open after the survey: for example, a page on your website with a discount. Leave it empty to keep the respondent where they are.
  • Back button: lets respondents return to previous pages.
  • Save and continue later: respondents can save their progress and come back to the survey later using a link.
  • Discourage search engines from indexing: the survey page will not appear in search results.
  • For polls: show poll results to everyone, only to those who voted, or to nobody.

Restrictions

  • Survey lifetime: the date after which the survey closes.
  • Maximum number of respondents: the survey closes once that many people have answered.
  • Survey password: the survey cannot be started without it. Handy for internal surveys of staff or students.
  • Multiple responses: allowed, or blocked by cookie, by IP address or by both. Blocking by IP is stricter, but many people in one office can share a single address.

Notifications, analytics, API

Email notifications have their own article: Notifications about new responses. On the Analytics tab you can add your own analytics code to the survey pages, and on the API tab you can send responses to your website (developer guide).

Frequently asked questions

My survey has closed. Will I lose the results?

No. A closed survey simply stops accepting new responses, and all results stay available. To reopen it, extend the lifetime or raise the respondent limit.

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