Powerful, flexible online surveys
…needing to enter a username/password combination. A personalised URL looks like this: https://accountname.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/surveyname?token=xxxxxxxx If you leave the token field blank when providing respondent data, online surveys will generate random, non-guessable…
…meanings: The source question is the question that will have its answer used later on in the survey The anchor is the token which tells online surveys where to insert…
…of every Help page. The online surveys support team is not always the appropriate first point of contact. Listed below are some common queries where the online surveys team may…
The best way to check a survey before its official launch is to pilot a full version of it. This ‘dry run’ of your survey allows you to test all…
…grant another online surveys user the ability to do so. We recommend that all online surveys users in an Organisation account add at least one other user to their survey…
In 2014, online surveys was redeveloped and an entirely new version of the system was launched (under the name BOS). The new version of online surveys offers many features not…
…are likely to use (for example, assistive technologies, mobile internet, less common browsers or IT systems). The best way to check these things is to thoroughly pilot your survey. Simple…
…and click on Design. Adding pages The best way to start building your survey is to decide how many pages you will need. Your survey has to consist of at…
To activate the online surveys email tool, and/or to allow online surveys to keep track of who has and who has not completed your survey, you must: Set up a…
Unlike other survey tools, online surveys does not limit the number of questions, pages or other elements that an author can add to their surveys. However, we rely on our…