The Reports tab allows users to analyze and monitor survey performance after responses are collected. It provides visual dashboards, detailed response data, and performance tracking tools in a centralized view.
Reports help organizations understand both quantitative metrics and qualitative feedback, making it easier to track performance, monitor trends, and identify areas for improvement.
When to use it:
Use Reports when you want to monitor survey results, analyze response data, or generate insights for stakeholders and decision-making.
Use filters and goals together to monitor performance across teams, regions, or campaigns more effectively.Depending on the survey type, the Reports section may include:
The Overview section provides a high-level summary of survey performance and is especially useful for quick executive-level analysis.
This section may include:
Survey Metrics provides a summarized dashboard view of survey results. It combines response statistics, charts, filtering, and reporting tools in one place.
Users can:
The Goals feature allows users to define performance benchmarks for specific questions or metrics.
For example, teams can configure goals such as:
Reports then display actual performance against the configured goals, helping teams measure progress more effectively.
Goals are useful for monitoring KPIs across teams, campaigns, or business units.Reports support design customization to improve readability and presentation quality.
Users can customize:
This helps create cleaner reports for presentations and stakeholder sharing.
Reports can be exported and shared in multiple formats for analysis or presentations.
Users can:
Reports automatically update as new responses are collected.
Save any goal configurations or design changes before exporting reports.The Responses section displays individual survey responses in a detailed table format.
Users can:
The Import History section appears when responses are uploaded manually through CSV files.
Users can:
The Comments section displays open-ended survey responses and qualitative feedback.
This helps teams identify common themes, customer concerns, and improvement opportunities directly from written feedback.
Review comments alongside survey metrics to better understand the reasons behind customer scores.