Once your survey is sent, results start populating within your Dashboard and Heatmap in real time. Viewing survey results can be accessed via 2 methods:
How To View Results (via Results)
- Log into the Teamgage platform
- Select Surveys > Results from the side navigation
- Click Results next to survey you want view
- Select a team and click View Results
Here's what it looks like
How To View Results (via Manage)
- Log into the Teamgage platform
- Select Surveys > Manage from the side navigation
- Click Edit next to survey you want view
- Click View Results and select a team and click View Results
Here's what it looks like
Understanding Survey Results
- Overall Survey Score - Appears if your survey includes scorable questions (e.g., Scale or Likert). Learn more about our Scorable Question Types here
- Section Score - Each section with scorable questions will also display a score
- Survey Status - Toggle to close or reopen a survey
- Response Rate - Number of responses divided by recipients
- Responses - A live count of submitted responses. This number increases as participants complete the survey
- Unique Views - The number of unique individuals who have viewed the survey. Multiple opens by the same person count as one view
Filter Results
If your survey spans multiple teams, use filters to isolate specific results. Filtering can be accessed by clicking on Additional Filters on top of the results.
Learn more about Demographic Tags
here.
Additional Actions
When you are looking are your survey results you can also complete the following actions:
- Close or Reopen Survey: Use the Open/Close toggle. Once closed, no further responses can be submitted
- Export Results: Tap Export to get a complete spreadsheet extract of your Results (Export your Survey Results)
- Send Reminders: Remind people who haven’t responded yet (How to send a reminder for your Survey)
- Sidekick: Run an AI-powered analysis of your results (Using Sidekick (AI analysis) in Surveys)
- Actions: Turn insights into actions for your team (How to Create Actions in Surveys)