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Retrieving your surveys
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Written by Emilie Roze
Updated over 6 months ago

Available for: Admins, Results Viewers

Need to find a specific survey? Here we reveal the tips and shortcuts to quickly access the survey reports you are interested in.

💡Tip
By default, you have a view of all project and surveys. To be sure that your team has been involved in one of the surveys, just take a look at the number of people surveyed. "0 recipients" simply means that your team was not surveyed. You will not be able to view the results of this survey.

In this article, retrieve your surveys:

📊 From the dashboard shortcuts

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From your dashboard, you will find a panel at the bottom right listing the ongoing and finished surveys. They are sorted in chronological order. Click on the links to access the survey reports.

🗂️ From your survey projects

Projects are folders containing your surveys, which are each given a list of recipients (e.g. all employees or a department). You can see all the projects created, including those that do not concern your team - this gives you an idea of the questions asked in other campaigns.

To quickly find your surveys, we advise you to :



⭐️ Bookmark your projects

Click on the star to the left of the project to bookmark it. This will give you quick access from :

  • the side menu



♻︎ Sort the projects on the "Nb. surveyed" column

Sort the projects on the "Surveyed" column to find the surveys distributed to your teams.

→ If you observe a number of recipients, this corresponds to the number of people within your scope who have been or will be approached by the surveys in this project. Once the confidentiality threshold is reached, you have access to the results.
→ If the project is filled in with "0 recipients", there are no results to view.
Your team has not been solicited on this project - they are not part of the recipients' list.

When in a project you are interested in, click on the "Results" tab to access the survey reports, and feel free to use our guide to: Analyze a survey. 👍

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