How do I create a survey?
Describe what you want to learn and let Surbee draft it, or start from a blank survey and build it yourself.
Describe what you want to learn and let Surbee draft it, or start from a blank survey and build it yourself.
There are three ways to start a survey in Surbee: describe it to Surbee's AI, start from a blank page, or bring in a form you already have. All three open the same editor, so you can switch between asking the AI and editing by hand at any point.
A specific prompt gets a better first draft. Compare these two:
The second gives Surbee an audience, a goal and a length to work with.
On your home page, under the chat box, click or start a blank survey. The editor opens with an empty form:
The editor explains blocks, sections and reordering in more detail.
If the survey already exists in Google Forms, Microsoft Forms, Typeform, Tally, Jotform, SurveyMonkey or Qualtrics, you can import it instead of rebuilding it. See Import a survey.
Inside the editor, the chat panel on the left stays connected to your survey. Ask for changes in plain language, for example:
By default Surbee asks before it changes your survey. You can switch this in the chat box. See The editor for how the two modes work.
Changes in the editor are saved automatically, so there is no save button. When you are ready for people to answer, click Collect responses in the top right and publish. See Share your survey.