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Once logged in, you land on the home page. This is your starting point: it lists your surveys and lets you create new ones.

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The home page

At the top of the home page, a dropdown filters how your surveys are displayed. The same survey can appear in several filters: for example if it is shared with your organization and in your name. A search bar also filters surveys by title or identifier.
These filters only change what is displayed. They have no effect on the organization in which a new survey will be created: that choice is made at creation time.
The same dropdown also filters your dashboards list and your templates list, following the same logic: “All the dashboards”, “My personal dashboards”, then one option per organization — and likewise for templates.

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Create a survey

The Create a survey button is at the top of the home page. It first offers you a choice of starting point: write your own questionnaire, start from a template, or import a file of existing data to build a dashboard. The creation window then asks you for a few basic settings.
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Name the survey

Give your survey a clear name.
2

Define the scope

Choose a country. At this stage only one country is possible; you can add others in the Data collection step for a multi-country survey.
3

Choose the master language

This is the language the questionnaire is written in and the language the results are displayed in.
4

Select the respondent provider

Panels, contact files or social networks. Only one sample source here; multi-source is configured afterwards in Data collection.
5

Enter the number of interviews and the target

The target is simply a display setting: no need to be precise at this stage.
6

Fill in the background and objectives

Optional, but recommended.
The Background and objectives feed all of the platform’s AI features: question suggestions, questionnaire review, analysis, report generation. The more precise they are, the more relevant this help is. You can also add them later, at analysis time.
The organization selected at creation becomes the owner of the survey. Remember to choose the right organization.

Importing existing data

Create a survey from a file of data already collected, in Triple S format.

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The tabs of a survey

Once inside a survey, you move between its tabs. They follow the flow of a survey.

Questionnaire

Build and configure the questions.

Data collection

Set up the sample sources and quotas, launch and track the fieldwork.

Results

Analyze the responses: flat tables, filters, crosstabs.

Reports

Build and export a PowerPoint report.

Assistant

Explore the results and build your reports in natural language with AI.
The Summary tab brings together the survey’s general information. This is where the Collaboration subsection lives, where you share the survey and manage access.

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Track your exports

When you launch an export (results, report) or a survey duplication, the operation is not always instantaneous. Export progress, in the top right, lets you check that a task has completed and retrieve the file.

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Dashboards

Dashboards bring together charts from several surveys or waves in a space that can be shared by link, with no account for the recipient.

Building a dashboard

Create a dashboard and share it by link.
Last modified on September 15, 2026