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Announcing a partnership with myGengo

January 26th, 2010 by Gustavo Pimenta in News with 1 comment

We’ve made a partnership with our good friends of myGengo, a great online translation service located in Japan. They have been using Survs for some time, and we thought it was a good idea to collaborate on the translation of our survey and language templates.

For starters, they have translated Survs’s templates to five new languages: Japanese, Spanish, Chinese, Russian and Italian. myGengo also provided us with two new language templates: Russian and Japanese.

Just log in to your account, click the New Survey tab and pick the language of your choice :-).

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Survs’s templates integration!

January 13th, 2010 by Gustavo Pimenta in Features with 0 Comments

As we promised in our last post, we’ve just included five survey templates on the Create survey page, and more templates will be added in the future.

What does this mean? From now on, you can start building your surveys from one template without having to import it first.

The templates are available in English, German, French and Portuguese, but we’ll soon publish translations to other languages (so all our users can start from a template in their own language).

Please let us know what you think about the templates and which ones you would like to see added to the set.

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Survs’s templates recap

November 17th, 2009 by Gustavo Pimenta in News with 0 Comments

We’ve been working on some of Survs’s templates to help our users to start from a solid basis. Until now we’ve released five templates:

These templates will soon be included into the Create survey page. Meanwhile, you can import them to your accounts. Just click the above links and choose the account you want to import the templates to. It’s as easy as that.

If you want, feel free to translate the templates to your language and share them with other users. Survs is all about building things together and sharing knowledge :-).

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Shorter URLs

November 4th, 2009 by Gustavo Pimenta in Features, News with 0 Comments

Some of you have complained about the length of Survs’s survey and template URLs, so we decided to make them shorter!

Here is an example:

http://www.survs.com/template/96OVM5WF

But it gets even better, you can drop the www and use only:

http://survs.com/template/96OVM5WF

Now it’s much easier to copy and paste them to wherever you want :-).

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A quick message to the Survs’s beta users

October 19th, 2009 by Paulo Andrade in News with 2 comments

After our public launch, we offered one month of the Premium plan to all beta users. This period will end on the 22nd of October. On that day, all beta accounts will be downgraded automatically to the Free plan unless you take action and choose otherwise. If you wish to keep your Premium plan or choose another subscription plan, you can do so by going to your Account page and clicking the “Change plan” link.

Even if you are downgraded to the Free plan, you’ll still have access to all your survey responses and you can upgrade your account at any time. There are no strings attached!

A special thanks to our beta users for helping us build Survs. It wouldn’t be possible without you :-).

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Page and question numbering

October 16th, 2009 by Miguel Arroz in Features with 0 Comments

We’ve just released one of the most requested features: the ability to show or hide page and questions numbers.

Surveys

From now on, you’ll be able to choose if you want to show the numbering of pages and questions or not. You can also decide if the question numbering shall be continuous throughout the entire survey or if numbering shall start at the beginning of each page. But that’s not all…

We’ve updated the interface and added a new tab to the Edit Survey section, where you can not only define your page and question numbering options, but also edit other aspects of your survey. This may seem a small change, but we think it will have a big impact on the overall user experience.

Next we’ll be working on Survs’s question type set. Stay tuned!

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