Alchemer, formerly SurveyGizmo vs CultureIQ

• Attaching images! Survey Gizmo makes attaching images from surveys a breeze. I've tried other popular survey tools and it can be difficult for users to submit images as part of their survey (e.g. some only allow 1 picture per question, whereas Survey Gizmo allows a range for you to select from)
• Easy and intuitive survey building.
• Pretty good out-of-the-box survey analysis.

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• Easy to navigate.
• Customizable.
• Good support.

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• Duplicate protection needs improvement. Anyone who would like to start a survey and finish at a later time is unable to which limits total survey responses.
• Password protection option can be a challenge when uploading spreadsheets with pre-populated data.
• Logic and piping options for questions can be difficult when designing more complicated and in-depth surveys, which requires a lot of testing.
• Follow-up surveys do not provide an option for survey takers to review their previous survey responses, which may provide less accurate data when comparing individuals across multiple surveys.
• Would like the option to link surveys together in order to more easily track data from individuals across multiple surveys and save previous survey data.

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• I don’t like needing 4 responses before seeing results.
• I feel functionality for quick surveys can be improved.
• Assistance on more best practices.

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• SG has allowed us to provide a real-time and convenient tool for our partners to send data to us.
• SG has a lot of powerful features that, to us, are more than a survey tool. We found it helpful in many scenarios, providing interesting quizzes, screening job applicants or screening if people are eligible for our programs. It actually provides some automation in those processes.
• You can use the URL variable to track our outreach results and help determine which outreach method works better so we can make adjustment accordingly.

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• I can’t capture onboarding per class when we have less than 4 respond.
• It took some conversations to understand the meaning of a couple of questions.

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