Category Archives: Feature Enhancements

In order to know how Export to Cloud works, you will first need to understand what Export to Cloud is all about. It is pretty simple. It is a tool or an option that allows you to export excel reports into your DropBox and Google Docs account.

The Export to Cloud can be accessed once you log into your account. From the main page, you can subsequently select Surveys Ø Reports Ø Export Data ØExport to Cloud. Here are the steps you will need to follow:

Exporting your survey reports to Google Docs

Step #1:

Once you select Surveys, click on the Reports tag and look through the items listed at the right side of the screen to find Export Data and click on it. Once you’ve clicked it, you’ll see three main tools listed, the “Raw Data Export”, “Charts & Analytics Export” and “Export to Cloud”. Click on the Authenticate with Google Docs button and log into your Google Doc account. If you are already signed into your Google account, this step will automatically be omitted, taking you to the next step.

Step #2:

Once you’ve logged in, you’ll be taken to an authenticating page, where you will need to click on Grant Access button at the lower left side of the screen to authenticate your account.

Step #3:

You will then be redirected back to the Export Data page, where you will then be able to click on the Export to Cloud button to post your Excel Report in your account. If you want to remove or disable the association of your Excel Report with your Google Docs accounts, you can click the Delete Association button to do so.

Exporting Your Survey Reports to DropBox

Exporting your survey reports to DropBox is pretty much the same as exporting your reports to your Google Doc account.

Step #1:

On the main Export Data page, click the Authentiate with DropBox button and log into your DropBox account.

Step #2:

Click on the Allow button from the DropBox authenticating page to authenticate your account.

Step #3:

Once you’ve been redirected to the Export Data page, you can then click on the Export to DropBox button and post your report to your DropBox account. If you want to remove or disable the association of your survey report with your DropBox account, click on the Delete Association button.

Whether you are using a Google Doc account or a DropBox account, there are certain license and Access options available with each of them. These include no long term commitments, unlimited surveys, responses, questions and advanced toolset and features.

Yes, it’s true – SurveyPocket is the only mobile field research and data collection app that supports both offline and online survey functionalities.

If you are familiar with setting up branching logic in SurveyAnalytics via the online survey tool, you will now be able to branch survey questions and use it in SurveyPocket’s offline iPad app and take it anywhere you want in the world for your field research needs.

Are you looking to target specific questions for specific respondents in the field and don’t want to worry about your field team needing to be tethered to wifi connection? SurveyPocket’s branching capabilities has got you covered!

How to set up Branching in SurveyPocket?

It’s easy to set up branching to use in SurveyPocket. Make sure that before setting up branching logic you should set up the entire survey with all the field research questions.

In our example below we want to target respondents who state they cannot live without wireless internet. If they selected wireless internet we want to ask them a follow up branching question on why they cannot live without it. If they do not select this as an option they will be branched to another question in the survey.

Step 1: Click on the Add/Update Logic link for the question on which you wish to set up (base) your branching logic.

Step 2: Select the Branching / Skip Logic option and click on the Setup Logic button to go to the next screen.

Step 3: Select the destination question from the jump to list for each answer option and click on Update Branching Information button.

Step 4: Create a device key to test on the SurveyPocket app.

Step 5: Pull up the SurveyPocket App on your iPad or iPhone and type in the device key.

Step 6: Test out your survey on the iPad. Selecting Wireless Internet will branch to the open-ended question about why they cannot live without it.

For this example we are using Branching Logic: Open-Ended text Question

If selecting other options should skip the open-ended question and move to another question topic.

Branching Logic: Skip to rating scale question.

Step 7: Click on the Synchronize button on SurveyPocket when online connectivity is available. This will allow you to view report faster than ever and begin the analysis process.

To learn more on how to use SurveyPocket for field research or data collection, or to set up a free trial demo of SurveyPocket go to http://www.surveypocket.com or click on the logo below to view & download SurveyPocket to your iPad today!

The Trend Analysis tool available under the Reports tab have been enhanced. You can now create weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual reports.

Trend analysis tools are used for comparing and analyzing trends in aggregate survey data. With trend analysis you can plot variables like the mean, standard dev., variance and mean percentile over a period of time and see how the data changes over time.

To get started click on:

• Login »  Surveys »  Reports »  Advanced Analysis »  Trend Analysis

You can also perform “drill downs” to find out more details about a particular time-period. Here is where you can specify if you want a weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annual report.  In this example we have gone with the monthly report.

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For Online Trend Analysis option click on the View Online Trend Tool link.

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You can specify different Reporting Options and generate the Trend Report

A. You will see an excel generated report which will show the percentage of change over specified time. See screenshot below:

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Here is a great new way to get attention in SurveyAnalytics!

Working on the idea that a picture is worth a thousand words SurveyAnalytics has introduced a great new feature for respondents! Now you can use a set of predefined maps to ask location information of your respondents, for instance where they currently live or were born.  Using maps such as the one above is a great way to make a survey more interesting and engaging for a respondent.  The predefined maps currently cover the USA, United Kingdom, Australia, Europe and the World with more being added all the while. By simply moving the mouse over the map respondents can indicate with a mouse click. Mouse over text (such as shown above) makes sure that they make the right choice by giving a longer name for the area the mouse is over. This new feature is available under available under the “Add on Modules” section, subheading “Image/Multimedia” “Maps”.

It is all as simple as point and click !