Survey Trust: Anonymity in Online Surveys

Sometimes when participants are asked to complete web surveys they are not completely forthcoming. Especially in surveys that critique management or someone else they work with, they are afraid to be completely candid for fear of being viewed as negative or bitter.

That is why there is a feature that allows the Survey Administrator to make your web surveys anonymous, thus blocking all information about the participant who has completed the survey (such as their email or IP address).

By making your web surveys anonymous and informing your participants you have chosen to do so, you are instilling a heightened sense of survey trust and survey confidence.

This of course leads to increased response rates, higher-quality responses and more accurate data, and thus allows your organization to draw more meaningful insights.

Apply Anonymity Feature to Ensure Honest Responses