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Supported event types
Virtual | In-person | Webinar | Field event | Third-party✓ ✓ ✓
Surveys in Zuddl give organizers a native, friction-free way to capture structured feedback and first-party data before, during, and after an event. Because they live inside the same platform that drives registration, engagement, and analytics, surveys inherit your branding, obey role-based permissions, and feed downstream systems in real time—no third-party embeds or messy CSV joins required. Surveys Pn

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Question builder

Inside Engagement › Surveys, you launch a drag-and-drop builder that supports single-choice, multi-choice, 1–5 rating, Net Promoter Score, Likert scale, open text, and dropdown inputs. Each type enforces validation on the client side, keeping datasets clean for analysis. A numeric rating field restricts letters, so no one enters “great” where you’re expecting a number.

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Placement & timing

Surveys surface in four ways: pre-event on the registration confirmation page, mid-session as a side-panel card, on the Thank-You page immediately after the stream ends, and post-event via email magic-link. Placement flexibility solves for context; a five-question demographics survey belongs at registration when users expect form-fill, whereas a one-tap NPS belongs on exit while emotion is fresh.
A fintech webinar triggered a single-question NPS overlay four seconds after broadcast end and achieved an 83 % response rate, versus 27 % when the same question went out by email the next day.

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Real-time analytics

A live dashboard shows total responses, completion rate, and distribution charts by question type. Because Zuddl stores each response as a time-stamped row, you can correlate sentiment spikes with agenda items. For example, the satisfaction dipped precisely when a demo crashed.

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Use Cases

  • Session ratings: Speakers read live ratings mid-track and adjust pacing; attendees feel heard when issues resolve immediately.
  • Sponsor qualification: Booth surveys ask budget range and timeline, scoring leads onsite so sponsors leave with prioritized lists instead of raw badge scans.
  • Certification compliance: Training events embed a quiz and automatically issue certificates only to those scoring above a threshold, satisfying professional-development boards.
  • Product feedback: Road-map voting surveys tell product managers which feature announcements landed, guiding Q4 sprint priorities.
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