NGO evidence often comes from varied sites, languages, connectivity conditions, and participant groups. Instruments must be understandable, proportionate, safe, and linked to a practical programme decision.
Teams in this field use structured collection for beneficiary feedback, baseline and endline, community needs. Each workflow should have a defined audience, decision owner, consent basis, and reporting plan before launch.
beneficiary feedback
baseline and endline
community needs
Build for trustworthy evidence
Use clear roles, version-safe instruments, mobile testing, documented sample limitations, and minimum-access data practices. Offline or location collection should be enabled only when the field plan requires it.
Yes. Surveyor templates and question structures are starting points. You can edit wording, answer options, required fields, logic, branding, and collection settings before publishing.
Can I collect responses on mobile devices?
Yes. Published Surveyor forms are designed for phones, tablets, and desktop browsers. Eligible plans also support offline queues for previously loaded surveys.