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  1. Checkboxes Question Type

    Checkbox questions allow your respondents to select multiple answers from a list. Use Checkbox questions to ask your respondents to select multiple answers. On the Question tab of the question edi...
  2. Login/Password Action

    The Login/Password action allows you to set up access protection for your survey. Respondents will be required to log in to take your survey.
  3. Redirect Respondents to a Website

    A URL Redirect Action allows you to send your survey respondents to a website. It also gives you the ability to disqualify the respondent and can be used to pass variables to the destination website.
  4. Set Up a Secure Private Domain

    In order to create a secure link that uses your private domain, you'll need to set up your SSL certificate within Alchemer.
  5. Survey Webhooks: POST or GET Survey Data to/from External Databases

    Webhooks allow you to communicate with external webpages via an HTTP POST or GET standard, allowing you to send receive data, all behind the scenes.
  6. Max Diff Question Type

    Max Diff questions ask respondents to choose the best and worst attributes from a set, revealing relative importance easily.
  7. Transfer Surveys Across Accounts

    Using the Survey Transfer Tool, Account Administrators can transfer a copy of their surveys, as well as, their corresponding responses and reports, from one account to another.
  8. Anonymous Surveys

    For many research projects, the ability to ensure survey respondents that their answers are anonymous is essential to the project's success. Anonymous surveys in Alchemer do not store IP or geo-lo
  9. Min/Max Word and Character Count

    Check it out in an example survey ! Add a survey with this question to your account! For Textbox and Essay/Long Answer questions you can set a Minimum and/or Maximum Character Count for entries in these fields. Essay/Long Answer questi...
  10. Create a Survey from a Word Doc

    Within Alchemer you can create surveys using specifically formatted text copied and pasted from a Word document or other text editor.