Research guide
Surveyor currently supports portable research files rather than a public developer platform. This guide explains what can move today, how to prepare it for common analysis tools, and where a one-time file import differs from a maintained native connector, webhook, or public API.
Authorised workspace members can create structured response exports with question labels, answer values, response context, and the survey version needed for interpretation. Treat every downloaded file as a controlled copy: choose a named owner, approved destination, retention period, and secure transfer method.
CSV files can be imported into Excel, Google Sheets, Power BI, R, Python, Stata, and many other tools. Check character encoding, dates, missing values, multiple-choice columns, and numeric types after import. Save repeatable transformation steps when the same report will be refreshed.
A CSV import is not continuous synchronisation. Surveyor does not currently advertise a public customer API or native Zapier, Google Sheets, or Power BI connector. Do not design an operational dependency around undocumented internal endpoints; they may change and are not a supported integration contract.
A reliable public integration needs authentication scopes, workspace permissions, rate limits, versioning, audit records, webhook delivery, retries, documentation, and support. Until those controls are released, use governed exports and contact Surveyor before committing a procurement or reporting workflow that requires live integration.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Surveyor templates and question structures are starting points. You can edit wording, answer options, required fields, logic, branding, and collection settings before publishing.
Yes. Published Surveyor forms are designed for phones, tablets, and desktop browsers. Eligible plans also support offline queues for previously loaded surveys.