As a content creator for a new educational program serving our non-profit organization, I found myself needing to create a self-assessment survey for the program participants. Having little prior experience with survey creation, I was unfamiliar with tools to do so. From the moment I signed up for a free Sogolytics trial account, the entire experience flowed with ease. I quickly found the survey builder, and the transition from tire-kicking to building out my envisioned survey was so straightforward that I had a first draft of my entire survey before I realized that I wasn’t tire-kicking any more! My demands of the survey builder for my survey were modest, needing to tap only a fraction of Sogolytics’ facilities. Beyond what I used I could see a vast construction kit of rich flexible primitives that could easily build a wide variety of survey types. I felt a bit like a kid in a candy store, starting to wonder what other surveys I could create! The facilities to cover and distribute surveys were equally rich and flexible, and I was able to easily preview the draft survey with a few reviewers and tweak the survey in response to their feedback. I’ve now fielded my survey and, with responses coming in, utilizing the tracking and analytic side of the Sogolytics platform which unsurprisingly are also robust and powerful. Needless to say I am totally sold on Sogolytics and have recommended to my organization Momentum for Men (www.momentumformen.org) that we adopt Sogolytics as our platform for all future surveys. To further burnish their halo, Sogolytics even offers a free account to non-profits like us to make it easy on our slim pocketbook! I can unhesitatingly recommend Sogolytics to any organization, small or large, rich or penny-pinching. It’s entirely accessible to the novice, while powerful enough to meet the most demanding survey needs.

The flexibility when it comes to analyzing survey data and report in different views is great. Support has been excellent.

It's easy to use and has great flexibility. It's easy to recreate surveys for the efuture