Surveys overview

A survey is a form of questions you want answered the same way every time, such as an interview scorecard, a phone screen or a kick-off checklist for a new vacancy. You write the survey once. Each time someone answers it, they make a poll from it on a recruiting page: a talent, an application or a vacancy. The survey then adds up the answers of all its polls.

Open it from Surveys in the left rail.

1. Create survey: write a new survey. Press C to do the same.
2. Search surveys: find a survey by name. Press / to jump to it.
3. A survey: click it to edit its questions and see its polls and results. The list shows how many questions each survey has and when it last changed. Click a column’s name to sort by it.
4. ⋯: Open, Open in new tab, Copy link, Duplicate and Delete. Right-click a row for the same menu.

Surveys and polls

	What it is	Where you find it
Survey	The form: a name, a short prompt and the questions	Surveys in the rail
Poll	One set of answers to a survey, about one talent, application or vacancy	The Polls section of that page, and the survey’s Polls view

A poll keeps its own copy of the questions. If you change a survey later, polls already made keep the questions they were answered with.

What you can do

Create a surveyWrite the questions, choose answer types and preview the form.

Polls and resultsAnswer a survey, see its polls and the totals of their answers.

Answer surveys with pollsMake a poll on a talent, an application or a vacancy in Recruiting.