Reports Tab
Reports allows you to analyze and monitor your survey performance after responses are collected. It provides visual dashboards, detailed response data, and performance tracking tools in one place.
These views are applied at the survey level and help you understand both quantitative metrics and qualitative feedback.
A well-structured report helps you:
Track survey performance
Measure targets and goals
Identify trends over time
Analyze individual responses
Understand customer sentiment
Where Can We Use Reports?
Consider a company collecting feedback across departments such as Sales, Support, and Product.
The team may want to:
Monitor satisfaction scores
Track NPS performance
Set goals for key questions
Export reports for stakeholder meetings
Review individual customer responses
Analyze open-ended feedback
The Reports tab enables all of this within the platform.
How to Access Reports
Go to your survey.
Click on the Report tab in the top navigation.
The Reports section may include:
Survey Metrics
Responses
Import History
Overview (for NPS surveys)
Comments (for surveys with open-ended responses)
1. Overview
The Overview tab provides a high-level snapshot.
It includes:
This section is useful for quick executive-level insights.
2. Survey Metrics
Survey Metrics provides a summarized dashboard view of your survey results.
You can:
Filter data by date range and distribution channel
View response summary (Total, Completed, Partial, Average time)
See question-wise charts with counts and percentages
Set Goals
Define performance targets (e.g., Top Box %) for specific questions
Track performance against defined benchmarks
Design
Export & Share
Export reports as Excel, CSV, or PDF
Import responses via CSV
Generate a shareable report link
3. Responses
The Responses section displays individual-level data in a table format.
You can:
Search and filter responses
Customize visible columns (Contact Properties, Survey Metadata, System Properties)
Review detailed answers
Delete responses if required
This section is ideal for deeper analysis and respondent-level review.
4. Import History
Import History appears when responses are uploaded manually.
It allows you to:
View imported file details
Check import status
See number of responses updated
Track who imported the file and when
If no data has been imported, this section may not be visible.
The Comments tab displays open-ended responses.
You can:
View qualitative feedback
See comments grouped by Promoters, Passives, and Detractors (for NPS)
Identify common themes and improvement areas
Saving and Sharing Reports
Reports update automatically as new responses are collected.
You can:
Export data in Excel, CSV, or PDF formats for presentations, analysis, or sharing with stakeholders
Import responses using CSV files to add or update survey data
Make sure any design changes or goal configurations are saved before exporting or sharing the report.
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