Release notes

Survey security has been enhanced with improved CAPTCHA-based detection to help distinguish responses submitted by genuine human respondents from those potentially generated by AI or automated bots

Across all projects, the number of days used in toxicity rules now reflects the relevant survey event:
1) Person has answered survey: Calculated from Survey Attempted On instead of Survey Created On.
2) Person has received survey: Calculated from Survey Sent On (Initial) instead of Survey Created On

A new Language Display Order setting is available under Visualization Settings, allowing users to arrange languages in ascending (A–Z) or descending (Z–A) alphabetical order. By default, languages are displayed in ascending order. This makes it easier for respondents to find and select their preferred language.

Users can now arrange the answer choices displayed under survey questions in ascending (A–Z) or descending (Z–A) order, in addition to the existing Default and Randomise options. This provides greater flexibility in how choices are presented to respondents.

Survey questions can now display personalized dropdown options using information captured from earlier responses. For example, based on a respondent's NPS rating, a follow-up question can dynamically display relevant options for detractors, passives, or promoters. This enables more relevant follow-up questions without the need to create separate questions for each response group.

Users can now configure different logos for desktop and mobile devices to ensure better logo visibility and presentation across screen sizes. The survey automatically displays the appropriate logo based on the respondent's device. If a separate mobile logo is not uploaded, the desktop logo is displayed by default, maintaining consistent branding across devices.

The conditions that determine when survey questions and individual answer options are shown or hidden are now displayed in a clear, easy-to-read format instead of technical code. Users can easily review the logic applied based on respondents' previous answers or other defined conditions. This makes it simpler to understand and manage personalized survey flows without needing technical knowledge.

A new Eye icon allows users to control the visibility of individual answer options directly within the survey builder. Users can hide options they do not want respondents to see and make them visible again whenever required, without setting up additional conditions or technical logic. This makes managing survey answer options simpler and faster.

Survey questions, including rating scales and other question types, are now automatically center-aligned to provide a more balanced and consistent layout across desktop and mobile devices. This improvement enhances the overall survey presentation and provides respondents with a uniform experience across different screen sizes, without requiring any manual configuration.

Users can now click on a specific bar in a Mekko chart to view its historical performance in a Trend Chart. This makes it easier to analyze how individual data series have changed over time, identify performance trends, and explore detailed insights without manually creating a separate trend chart.

A new bulk-selection checkbox has been introduced in Widget Builder, allowing users to select or deselect multiple variables at once instead of managing them individually. This is particularly useful when creating option nets, making widget configuration quicker and easier.

A new notification banner informs users when their requested file has been generated and is ready to download. This eliminates the need to repeatedly check the download status, making the file download experience more convenient.

Administrators can now manage data export permissions based on user roles, allowing them to control which users are authorized to export data from dashboards. This provides greater flexibility in managing data access and helps ensure that sensitive information is only exported by users with the appropriate permissions.

We’ve added more formatting options for Mekko, Analysis, Summary, Trend, and Group Summary widgets in Table View.

You can now:

• Align column data, row data, and individual cell values to the left, center, or right.
• Apply header styles consistently across headers and subheaders.
• Set styles for a specific Series or Column and have them reflected consistently across the corresponding data.

The Respondent Table now adapts better to smaller screens. Table, Filter, and Sort views have been improved to make profile data and controls easier to access on mobile devices.

The Languages screen now supports Excel files alongside CSV files, giving you more flexibility when importing and exporting survey translations.