Creating a Survey
Creating a new survey with Teamgage is super simple. Teamgage already knows the people in your organisation and which team they're in - all you need to do is add your questions and send. Use Surveys to collect feedback on a new organisational policy, prepare an Annual Employee Engagement Survey, or meet regulatory requirements to manage your risk, safety & compliance culture.
- Find Surveys is the side navigation of Portal
- Tap Create Survey
- Give your Survey a title and a description
- Start adding questions. Choose from a range of questions types - long, short, scale, single/multi select & likert.
- As you're building you can mark a question as required, save time by duplicating a question, or drag & drop to change the order of the questions
- Use Preview to review how the Survey will look before you hit send.
- Tap Send survey to choose who can complete the Survey.
- You can easily send it to your Entire Organisation or choose one or more specific teams (Learn more about choosing teams & sending)
- Send Now
Now you've sent your Survey you can review your Survey Results, send a Survey Reminder, or share access to the Survey Results.
Understanding the different question types
- Short answer: This is the perfect question where you want a 1-2 line answer (up to 180 characters)
- Long answer: Add in a long answer question where you want a detailed answer (up to 1000 characters)
- Single select: Use single-answer, multiple choice when you only want a single option. The question format is a radio button (circle buttons with list of options), where a person can only click one answer.
- Multi select: A multiple-answer, multiple choice question allows people to select more than one option. The format is a check box (square buttons with list of options)
- Scale*: A rating scale question displays a scale of answer options from a range (Eg. 1-5 or 0-10). The scale moves from left (worst score) to right (best score).
- Likert*: Create a group of related scale questions. The question uses statements and a respondent then indicates how much they agree or disagree with that statement.
* Both Scale and Likert questions will be automatically scored and enable you to generate an Overall Survey Score (Learn more about Scorable question types in Teamgage Surveys)
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