Every user can choose the default language when they create a new survey or change an existing one. Our Enterprise account holders can now create multilingual surveys. That means that a single survey can have questions in multiple languages. When the respondent first clicks on the survey link, they can choose which language they want to take the survey in.

There are roughly 7,000 languages in use in the world today. Since the beginning of SurveyRock, it has been possible to create surveys in any language that you wanted to. Up until recently, however, you were only able to enter the survey questions and navigation buttons in different languages. Questions and choices are obviously the most important part of any survey but there were a few survey pieces that were only available in English until now.

Custom variables are used in web link distributors to create unique links that can help you track each respondent or group of respondents. The variables can be viewed in reports and in data exports. For example, let’s say you’ve created an NPS survey to send to your company employees to gather feedback on how the company is doing. If you want to group the responses by employee category (marketing, sales, manufacturing, leadership), there are 3 ways you could do this.

Since the beginning of SurveyRock, we have had the special Text element for when you just wanted to use images or text to give your survey takers some additional information. Earlier this year we expanded that WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) capability to all of our question types as well. Now when you create a new survey question, the question title field text editor looks like this.

HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act) is a United States law that provides a data privacy and security plan for keeping patients’ personal or protected health information (PHI) safe. SurveyRock Enterprise plan holders can secure their accounts to fulfill HIPAA requirements.

This feature, URL redirect after survey completion, is just a fancy way of saying that you can send your survey respondents to a specific web page when they have finished taking your survey. For example, create a survey to discover how people think about your product and then send them to a special sales page when they’re done.

For the past several months we have received a lot of requests for some additional features, largely from our corporate clients. We looked at different ways of combining these features into one or more of our existing account plans but in the end we decided it was best to package them into a brand new plan.

We recently added a new way for your respondents to access your survey. Whenever you create a web link distributor, we now automatically generate a corresponding QR code. You can use this image in marketing materials or include in social media posts.

We like to think, and our customers have told us, that creating a survey with SurveyRock is very easy. But now we’ve just added a feature that makes this process even easier and quick. Drag and drop survey questions from a list into your survey page, right where you want it.