Employee surveys The online survey tool for employee surveys Employees are the engine of a company, the latter stands and falls with employee motivation, efficency and productivity. There‘s no value in a great customer base if the employees don‘t follow. Thus, it is essential to make sure employees are appreciated, motivated and their well being is taken care of. Hence, the core mission is to find out how your employees score on these different yet equally important dimensions. A great way to achieve this is by simply asking them. LimeSurvey offers you a tool to create a questionnaire for your employees.Capture the opinion of your employees anonymously and honestly. Our built-in methods for anonymisation and evaluation ensure an effective analysis of the ideas and the honest criticism of your employees. A simple and effective way to analyse employee satisfaction.   Easy handling due to the built-in email functionality In just a few steps you have created a participant database from your telephone list, which you can easily import. Using a comfortable participant management system, the survey can be carried out 100% anonymously. Increase employee satisfaction Measure the satisfaction of your employees with short questionnaires. Increase motivation with an employee suggestion panel for new ideas. Please contact our sales department for further information. Create Survey Now

Customer feedback Customer reviews with Limesurvey Your customers are your capital which makes it essential for you to find out their likes and desires. Customer feedback is one of the most important factors in establishing a successul business as it will help you gain insights into customer satisfaction, potential for product or service improvements as well as retaining customers by facilitating the creation of great customer experiences.LimeSurvey supports you in undertaking this contacting process. Create a questionnaire to empower your customers to voice their honest and direct opinion to you. After all, the customer is king.   Easily create a customer survey LimeSurvey enables you to prepare your individualized customer survey. You may choose from more than 28 different question types, conduct the survey in several countries at once, and draw on more than 80 languages. You may invite your customers straight from within the LimeSurvey software and increase your return rate due to an efficient invitation management system. Existing surveys can be copied and used repeatedly to keep an eye on customer satisfaction. Direct questions – direct answers In order to improve your fulfilment rate, use LimeSurvey to remind invited participants, if necessary multiple times, from within the tool to take your survey. LimeSurvey´s mass mailing function allows you to do it comfortably with just a few clicks. Mature analysis tools Analyse your customers‘ needs and adjust your surveys by using branching and skip-logic to achieve the highest possible relevance of questions for your customers.Check your results either in the tool's statistics view or export them to SPSS®, R, or Microsoft Excel®.Any questions? Just contact us for more information or email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Create Survey Now

Feedback with LimeSurvey Your feedback survey - anonymous and secure According to Albert Einstein 'Once you stop learning, you start dying'. The process of learning is therefore essential to move forward in life. One of the best ways to do this is to draw on feedback from others for improvement. For this reason, LimeSurvey provides a variety of features to create surveys and get honest and direct feedback, be it for your event, your company or your customer well-being.   Great features for analysis LimeSurvey offers you a wide range of analysis tools.Whether it's the detailed response view, or the easy and clear statistics with graphs. With LimeSurvey it will be easy for you to set up your data. Honest answers - trustworthy handling Easily get feedback anonymously and honestly. Simply activate the anonymisation of your survey. Thus, responses are logically separated from participant data and your participants can give you fair and honest feedback. Create Survey Now

The enormous effort and time this consumed made it very difficult for conducting quantitative research. Potential respondents had to be researched, approached, questioned and subsequently data had to be processed and evaluated by hand to derive proper results. Response rates during these early times of survey research were astonishingly high and could often reach 90% or higher levels. This was due to the huge effort of the process which resulted in only very few surveys being conducted at all. The next stage of survey-taking from approximately the 1960s until the 1990s included questionnaires via telephone, i.e. cold-calling potential respondents that were verbally asked a list of survey questions. The present of surveys From the 1990s until today, face-to-face interviews declined due to difficulties in contacting and interviewing target audiences for personal questioning, but also the number of telephone surveys decreased due to the prevalence of mobile phones. However, technological advancements in the shape of new communication channels running via the internet and an increasing network of users online lead to a shift in survey research. Web-based surveys became the prominent way to collect research data from questioning people as they were contactable at any time and any location in large quantities. As a result, adjustments had to be introduced that would change population construction, survey sampling, survey design, statistical evaluations as well as technological expertise in mastering new tools for data acquisition. Due to lower costs per respondent acquisition since the arrival of the internet, people have been overloaded with the quantity and exposure of online surveys, thus leading to strong response rate drops. Consequently, more money has been necessary to recruit samples large enough to meet survey specifications. Strangely, making contact with prospective respondents is harder nowadays than it used to be in past times despite the technological possibilities. No technology at its current status quo can automatically persuade people to participate in surveys, especially when the aforementioned overload puts people in an emotional state of aversion towards survey invitations. Nevertheless, due to the availability of vast personal data and survey panel providers, targeting the most suitable potential respondents for a representative population sample as well as voluntary and beneficial survey participation options have only become possible due to the intelligence of technological innovations. The interplay and long-term consequences of the negative and positive factors attributed to modern-day survey research methods and approaches cannot be conclusively forecasted at this point in time. What is safe to say though is that technology will keep advancing in the future and with it the tools and possibilities to conduct survey-based research. The future of surveys The question remains what the future of survey research will look like. This question affects several factors or entities involved with survey research. What will future survey tools and methods look like? What will future peoples' attitudes or general emotions toward surveys be like? How will future survey creators deal with possibly tremendous shifts in their professional fields? We have put together some theories on how survey research may change and affect these aspects in question. Issues concerning high respondent survey fatigue and low response rates will most likely prevail within the future, especially due to digital communication opportunities that tempt many people or organisations to get their surveys out there. → This will potentially require an even stronger incentivisation or compensation of surveys for respondents to overcome inhibitions or aversions. Interactive surveys might become a predominant form of conducting surveys, thereby enabling respondents to chat with survey creators. → This might increase the attractiveness of general survey experiences due to a proper dialog, a kind of hybrid of old and new methods, i.e. bringing the old-school face-to-face interview format into a digital survey context. Open text questions will be increasingly easy to analyse for artificial intelligence (AI) tools and therefore deployed more often without concerns about the evaluation. → This might benefit survey creators in a manner that it offers more flexibility and appreciation for respondents who may then respond in their own words instead of being forced into a certain response grid. The current trend toward the dominance of mobile survey-taking will likely persist and grow. → Depending on the technological direction we are going to take with regard to portable smartphone computers, responsive web technologies will remain most important also for survey tools; furthermore humans' attention spans within digital environments will continue to converge to zero. A potential alternative approach with respect to technological advancements could be surveys conducted via augmented or virtual reality experiments, i.e. putting people into a digital environmental context or a real-life-digital-hybrid context where real-life interviews or surveys are simulated which ultimately might augment the entire survey-taking experience. There is a reasonable possibility that a replacement of human respondents by intelligent machines might take place when conducting surveys to avoid the central issue of survey fatigue. → Machines with sufficient learning progress may hence represent opinions of a human population which would render human respondents obsolete. Looking even farther into the future with an even more speculative theory, the possibility of humans and machines fusing to create cyborgs of sorts may alter survey research as we know it. This could potentially someday enable survey creators to download contents including opinions and feedback from respondents' brains which will render the actual process of taking surveys obsolete. Admittedly though, this is rather far-fetched at this moment in time. Nevertheless, just like any other area of our everyday lives, survey research will continue to be subject to intense paradigmatic shifts in the future which might bring a new sense of excitement to this field again.