You can add a qualifying question to your survey to disqualify respondents who choose a particular answer option. This allows you to disqualify respondents who don't meet your targeting criteria or consent to your terms.
Question Skip Logic allows you to route respondents based on their answer to a question. You can choose to send respondents who answer a question a certain way to continue through the survey, or you can disqualify respondents from the survey based on their answer and exit them from the survey.
To disqualify respondents:
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When you add Skip Logic to a survey, you can choose to skip respondents to a disqualification page.
To edit the disqualification option for a collector:
You can only select one disqualification option per collector. If you have multiple answer choices in the survey that can disqualify a respondent, they'll all see the same disqualification option, no matter what question actually disqualified them.
Your Custom Disqualification can have up to 500 characters.
You can see which respondents were disqualified from the Analyze Results section of the survey.
Respondents are noted as DISQUALIFIED when you view their individual response.
To view only respondents who were disqualified, filter by completeness and select Disqualified responses.
TIP! Try out an example survey to better understand how to ask qualifying questions.