Powerful, flexible online surveys
Yes, you can complete your survey on behalf of your participants by simply accessing the survey link in the same way a respondent would. If you want to keep track…
…commit to achieving and maintaining a grade of at least A when tested by SSLLabs. You can view the current status at https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=www.onlinesurveys.ac.uk&hideResults=on. Data is not encrypted whilst at rest…
…be identified by a triangular icon and yellow background. A warning message is intended to bring something to your attention that may affect the way that your survey behaves for…
…confident working with CSV files, we recommend you ask your institution’s IT support team for help. Any other import error message, or import does not work but no error message…
…screen by clicking on Sign In on the online surveys home page, or you can access it directly via the link below. https://admin.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/accounts/login/ You are not using the correct email…
…all possible routes, on paper before starting to build your survey. Number each survey page in your diagram and then refer to these numbers when building the survey. Consider the…
…online surveys and may come to you for help. Therefore, the first step in helping a new user who can’t log in is to find out whether they have activated…
…of every Help page. The online surveys support team is not always the appropriate first point of contact. Listed below are some common queries where the online surveys team may…
This Help page applies to surveys where survey access control has been enabled and a respondent list has been created. If you have not yet set up a respondent list,…
…provided which responses. You cannot use the online surveys email tool to send survey invitations / reminders. Full instructions can be found in our Help article on setting up a…