Webinar: Survey Pocket Demonstration

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In this webinar video you will learn how to collect respondent data offline - or online- using iPads or Android tablet computers. There is a demonstration of the SurveyPocket app and its features, including 1-click sync, geolocation, mobile ethnography, video questions, audio questions, photo questions and signature questions.

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Transform Your
Fieldwork:
A Demonstration
of SurveyPocket

Greg Bender
SurveyPocket Product Manager
Survey Analytics

Agenda
• About Survey Analytics
• What is SurveyPocket?
• SurveyPocket vs. Traditional Field Research
• Feature Overview Including New Features
• Real Life Example – Bar Code Scanning
• Demonstration
• Running a Project: Pre-Field Checklist
• Questions & Answers

About Survey Analytics

Founded in 2002

Specialize in online, mobile
surveys and panel, conjoint
analysis, crowdsourcing, sample, g
amification and more

Here are some of our brands:

What Is SurveyPocket?
SurveyPocket is a mobile field research
app that allows your field team to ditch
the pen and paper and use an
iPad, Android tablet – or even a
smartphone - for field research & data
collection.

Uses SurveyAnalytics/QuestionPro for
survey creation and analysis

Available in Online/Offline mode

More question types and logic options
than any other solution

Available for iPad, iPhone, Android
Phones and Tablets

SurveyPocket vs. Traditional Field Research

SurveyPocket: Traditional Field Research:

+ Be able to review overall results quicker - Takes 1+ days for data input and
formatting results
+ More accurate than paper results
- Clients have to wait for results instead
+ Make edits to surveys on the fly of close to real-time data

+ Allow clients to review results through - Harder to track field team efforts
Dashboards.
- Edits and changes harder roll out
+ GPS Tracking : Allow field Managers to
change field strategies improve - Difficulty reading written results
completion rates

SurveyPocket Features
• Multiple Languages
Supported : 30 + languages
• Recruitment Tool: Join
Custom Panel
• Numeric Validation
• Email Validation
• Enhanced Rating Scales
• Ranking Question Type
• Constant Sum
• Date Validation
• Upload Photo from Library
• Video Upload
• Signature Capture
• Image Supported Questions
• Bar Code Reader

Real Life Example

Barcode Scanning Question

Pre-Field Checklist
 Be sure field team is equipped with the latest version of SurveyPocket.
Click on iTunes or other app store to update/download as needed.

 Make each field researcher has a fully charged device & a working device
key to sync up surveys & data

 Type in device key & synchronize ALL surveys in SurveyPocket at a location
with internet connectivity before heading to assigned location.

 Choose to turn on/off GPS tracking/location

 Download a copy of the SurveyPocket instruction manual for field team
member to review while onsite. Hand out printed copy if needed.

 Make sure contact information is available to all team members so field
leaders can call with instructions updates/changes.

Any Questions?
Use the GoToWebinar Control Panel

Greg.Bender@surveyanalytics.com

Sales-Team@surveyanalytics.com

http://surveypocket.com

http://surveyanalytics.com

Contact us with any questions
or for a personalized
demonstration.

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1. Transform Your Fieldwork: A Demonstration of SurveyPocket Greg Bender SurveyPocket Product Manager Survey Analytics

2. Agenda • About Survey Analytics • What is SurveyPocket? • SurveyPocket vs. Traditional Field Research • Feature Overview Including New Features • Real Life Example – Bar Code Scanning • Demonstration • Running a Project: Pre-Field Checklist • Questions & Answers

3. About Survey Analytics Founded in 2002 Specialize in online, mobile surveys and panel, conjoint analysis, crowdsourcing, sample, g amification and more Here are some of our brands:

4. What Is SurveyPocket? SurveyPocket is a mobile field research app that allows your field team to ditch the pen and paper and use an iPad, Android tablet – or even a smartphone - for field research & data collection. Uses SurveyAnalytics/QuestionPro for survey creation and analysis Available in Online/Offline mode More question types and logic options than any other solution Available for iPad, iPhone, Android Phones and Tablets

5. SurveyPocket vs. Traditional Field Research SurveyPocket: Traditional Field Research: + Be able to review overall results quicker - Takes 1+ days for data input and formatting results + More accurate than paper results - Clients have to wait for results instead + Make edits to surveys on the fly of close to real-time data + Allow clients to review results through - Harder to track field team efforts Dashboards. - Edits and changes harder roll out + GPS Tracking : Allow field Managers to change field strategies improve - Difficulty reading written results completion rates

6. SurveyPocket Features • Multiple Languages Supported : 30 + languages • Recruitment Tool: Join Custom Panel • Numeric Validation • Email Validation • Enhanced Rating Scales • Ranking Question Type • Constant Sum • Date Validation • Upload Photo from Library • Video Upload • Signature Capture • Image Supported Questions • Bar Code Reader

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12. Real Life Example Barcode Scanning Question

13. And now… a demonstration

14. Pre-Field Checklist  Be sure field team is equipped with the latest version of SurveyPocket. Click on iTunes or other app store to update/download as needed.  Make each field researcher has a fully charged device & a working device key to sync up surveys & data  Type in device key & synchronize ALL surveys in SurveyPocket at a location with internet connectivity before heading to assigned location.  Choose to turn on/off GPS tracking/location  Download a copy of the SurveyPocket instruction manual for field team member to review while onsite. Hand out printed copy if needed.  Make sure contact information is available to all team members so field leaders can call with instructions updates/changes.

15. Any Questions? Use the GoToWebinar Control Panel Greg.Bender@surveyanalytics.com Sales-Team@surveyanalytics.com http://surveypocket.com http://surveyanalytics.com Contact us with any questions or for a personalized demonstration.

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