Sharing Surveys with Others
If you have a Full Access seat on a team, you can share surveys with people on or outside of your team. You can control the level of access your team members have to each section of the survey, but the highest level of access available to people outside of your team is View Only.
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- Sharing Surveys
- Managing Shared Surveys & Permissions
- Access Levels: Design Survey
- Access Levels: Collect Responses
- Access Levels: Analyze Results
- Access Levels: My Surveys
- Requesting Survey Access
Sharing Surveys |
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How to shareTeam members with Full Access seats can share a single survey or multiple surveys at once. On Team Premier and Team Advantage plans, Share this survey with my team is selected by default when you create a new survey from scratch. This shares your survey with everyone on your team at the time. If you don’t want to share with everyone, be sure to uncheck the box, or manage permissions at anytime. Share a single survey
To share a single survey:
Share multiple surveys
To share one or more surveys:
The permissions you select for multiple surveys will override any permissions you set for surveys you've previously shared. If you aren't able to share multiple surveys at a time or want to share surveys with people outside of your team, you can share surveys one at a time.
We send an email notification to anyone you shared the survey with. To access the survey, they can click Open Survey to log in or sign up for an account. The account email address needs to match the one the survey was shared with. A survey that's shared with another account is available until the survey owner either removes the person or transfers the survey to someone outside of the team. Default Access LevelsEach person is given the highest level of access by default, based on their seat type's permissions.
While sharing a survey, you can click Edit Permissions (Change) to update the default access levels for each section of the survey for Full Users and Admins or Analysts you've selected. If you don't have any Analysts selected to share with, and you want to assign different access levels to each Full Access seat, select Set individual permissions and click the p Edit Permissions icon. You won't see this option if you have Analysts selected to share a survey with, but you can always Edit Permissions later. |
Managing Shared Surveys & Permissions | ||||||
Finding Your Shared SurveysYou can see all surveys in your account from My Surveys.
TIP! We automatically create folders for shared surveys so you can easily find shared surveys in your survey list.
Viewing & Editing Sharing PermissionsYou can view and manage sharing permissions from My Surveys. View the People You Shared Surveys With
Team members with access to a shared survey can see who else it's shared with, and what permissions each person has. People outside of the team can't see who else the shared survey with. To view the people a survey is shared with:
Stop Sharing with Someone
Survey owners can remove people from accessing a survey. To remove a someone from a accessing a survey:
Edit Permissions
To edit someone's access levels to a survey:
Want to update the sharing permissions for multiple surveys? Share multiple surveys and select access levels for all surveys at once. These permissions will override any previous share permissions.
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Access Levels: Design Survey | ||||||
Viewing Edits in Shared SurveysYou need to refresh the Design Survey page to see other people's changes. There isn't a way to track changes, view live collaborative editing, revert changes, or see who's currently editing on the survey. Get feedback without giving access. Invite someone to comment on your survey design if you want to get feedback without giving them access to your survey in their account.
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Access Levels: Collect Responses | ||||||||
* People you share your survey with may run into access level limitations due to certain collector type exceptions. ExceptionsEmail Invitation and Text Message Collectors
Since contacts are unique to an account, survey owners can make edits to the Email Invitation and Text Message collectors they created. Any shared Email Invitation or Text Message collectors will be View Only. People can see the survey results from Email Invitation and Text Message collectors, as long as they have the right permissions for the Analyze Results section. Web Link and Social Media Collectors
People with View Only permissions to the Collect Responses section see a version of the survey link where the URL ending is replaced with asterisks (*). This is to prevent anyone without Full Access permissions from sharing the link to get responses. Website Collector
People with View Only permissions to the Collect Responses section can't view Website Collectors (Popup Surveys, Popup Invitations, and Embedded Surveys). People need Full Access permissions to view Website collectors. |
Access Levels: Analyze Results | ||||||||
Share results with anyone! To share your survey results with a wider audience, create a shared data page or results dashboard and share the link anywhere.
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Access Levels: My Surveys | ||||||||||||||||||
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What you can do with a shared survey depends on whether you're the survey owner or a survey is shared with you.
* People with Full Access permissions to the Collect Responses or Analyze Results sections are able to clear or delete responses from those sections—just not from the My Surveys page. |
Requesting Survey Access |
Looking for team surveys?After you join a team, ask your Primary Admin and teammates to share surveys so you can access your team’s existing surveys. Want to request more access?People in the same team can request more access to a specific section of a survey that's shared with them. To request more access:
The survey owner gets an email notification about the request and can choose to change your access levels. There's no way to request a specific level of access—it's up to the survey owner to decide what level of access they give you. Your seat type may also limit the level of access you can have to a specific section of a survey.
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