The Survey System

Key Features

This software is simple enough for occasional users, yet powerful and flexible enough for market researchers, pollsters, and other survey professionals. QUESTIONS The Survey System can handle any type of question, including Multiple Choice, Numeric, Grid (Matrix), and Open-ended questions. Voice-Capture is also an option. DATA ENTRY All Editions of The Survey System include interview style data entry, which shows the questions and answer choices on the screen. This simple method means people with little or no training can enter data quickly, efficiently, and accurately. SURVEY LOGIC The Survey System includes sophisticated logic instructions for options such as skipping, randomizing, validating responses, displaying previous answers, and performing calculations. REPORTS Produce results as tables, charts or text, even live reports of Internet survey answers. Elegant banners (cross-tabs) show results broken down by any data in the file. Customize reports to meet your needs, including fonts, colors, statistics, ranking, etc. Results can be printed, uploaded to a web site, or exported to word processors, spreadsheets, or statistical programs like SPSS. WEB SURVEYS The Survey System's Web page questionnaire software offers sophisticated questionnaire logic features, and ample formatting options. Produce real-time reports online. Create responsive design surveys that adapt to PCs, smartphones and tablets. Show pictures and video. Rank items by dragging images or text. TELEPHONE (CATI) SURVEYS The Survey System's Telephone Interviewing Software and Survey Sample Management Module manages telephone samples and enforces quotas. MOBILE SURVEYS Small, light Android devices are ideal for conducting in-person surveys at malls, amusement parks, movie theaters, airports, and other public locations. The Survey System's Mobile Survey Software Module offers superior features for conducting both simple and complex interviews on Android smartphones and tablets. PANEL MANAGEMENT A panel lets you keep a database of qualified and willing participants. You can use the panel to select appropriate people for a project and reward those who participate. Many of the most successful survey research firms use a panel to rapidly create samples of people ready and willing to take their surveys.