With a survey, you can easily ask your employees for input and feedback.
Some common examples of useful surveys:
What are your opinions on our last news publication?
Monthly feedback round
Was this new publication relevant for you?
You have the option to directly link a survey to your news publication.
Building your own survey: Go to surveys -> create a survey (top right hand corner):
Organizing Questions in the Survey Builder
When building your survey in Spencer, you can easily organize questions and elements.
Question Type | Purpose | Options/Behavior | Use Cases/Examples |
1. Text Question | Collect textual input | - Is Text Area: Expands for longer responses. | - Short responses like name, remarks, or general comments. |
2. Numeric Question | Gather numbers or ratings | - Min/Max Values: Set a numeric range. | - Simple Numeric: “How many apps do you have?” |
3. Single Selection Question | Select one option from a list | - If more than 5 options, switches to dropdown. | - Choose one option (e.g., “What is your favorite color?”). |
4. Multi-Selection Question | Select multiple options from a list | - Add Options: Same as single selection. | - Select multiple preferences (e.g., “Which fruits do you like?”). |
5. Yes/No Question | Binary choice (Yes or No) | - Translated to the respondent's preferred language automatically. | - “Do you agree with this statement?” |
6. Date Question | Collect a specific date | - Min/Max Date Range: Set a date range. | - “What is your date of birth?” |
7. Image/File Upload Question | Allow file or image upload | - Respondents can upload from their device or take a new picture using their camera. | - Upload a picture or document (e.g., “Upload a photo of your ID” or “Submit your resume”). |
To swap questions between pages or reorder them:
Click the 3-line (burger) icon next to the question you want to move.
Drag the question to a new position on the page or to a different page.
This feature helps you customize your survey structure effortlessly.
An example survey with true or false question and a text field option:
Tips for Effective Survey
Keep Questions Clear & Concise: Ensure that your questions are straightforward and easy to understand.
Use Appropriate Question Types: Choose the right question type based on the kind of data you want to collect (text, numbers, yes/no, etc.).
Test Your Survey: Always preview your survey before publishing to ensure it looks and functions as expected.
We've also included a short video showing you how to set up a survey.