A short survey, answers you can use
The longer a survey, the fewer people finish it. This template asks two closed questions to measure and two open questions to understand. Responses export to CSV: count the ratings in your spreadsheet, or compute your recommendation score (share of 9s and 10s minus share of 0 to 6).
It fits a customer after a service, a member at the end of the season or an attendee after an event: change the wording, and add a dropdown if you want to know which service it is about.
Going further
Conditional logic shows a follow-up question only to dissatisfied respondents, for example "What let you down?". The hidden field, available on a paid plan, can pick up a value passed in the link, such as the name of the course or the session.
Rating fields and Likert scales (several statements rated on the same scale) are available on a paid plan. This template does without them, to stay on the Free plan.
Personal data: the right habits
- Keep the email address optional: an anonymous satisfaction survey gets franker answers.
- If you ask for it, say in a Heading field that it is only used to reply, and how long you keep it.
- Responses are hosted in France, with OVHcloud.