Surveys
Here you can find all currently open employee surveys you have not yet responded to, and submit your answers.
What can I do here?
- See all surveys currently open for you, shown as cards
- Open a survey and answer its questions
- Submit your answers
Step by step
- On the overview page, choose a survey card and click "Answer".
- Answer all the questions in the form that opens. Required questions are marked accordingly.
- Click "Submit answers".
- Once successfully submitted, the survey disappears from your list of open surveys.
Fields explained
| Field | Meaning | Notes/Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Title | Name of the survey | Shown on the card and in the form |
| Description | Short explanatory text about the survey | Optional, shown on the card |
| Question count | How many questions the survey contains | Shown on the card |
| Question text | The actual question text | Required questions are marked "Required" |
| Text answer | Free-text field for text questions | Max. 5000 characters |
| Rating (0–10) | Slider for rating and NPS questions | Values from 0 to 10 |
| Single choice | Choosing one option from a list | Only one answer allowed |
| Multiple choice | Choosing several options from a list | Multiple answers allowed |
Values & status
This page does not show a separate status value per survey — it only lists surveys that are currently open for you (active and not yet answered by you). As soon as a survey has been answered, closed, or no longer applies to you, it automatically disappears from this list.
FAQ
Why do I see no surveys at all?
Either there are currently no open surveys, or you have already responded to all open surveys.
Can I fill out a survey again after already answering it?
No, a repeat submission is rejected with the message "You have already submitted a response to this survey."
What happens if I don't answer a required question?
Submission is blocked until all required questions have been answered.
Are my answers anonymous?
This depends on the individual survey and is determined by the survey itself — it is not shown separately on this page.