A research program built mainly on surveys can keep its questionnaires, sample and analysis together in Qualtrics. Its survey platform offers 23 question types on paid plans, carries a concept from validation through to post-launch tracking, and flags bots and duplicate responses. For sample, Qualtrics gave access in May 2024 to 35 million panelists through a network of 200+ panel partners, targeted with panel criteria, quotas and custom screening questions, with traditional panels reaching 200+ global markets. Qualtrics Assist then takes questions about the results in plain language.
Where survey results feed the work of other departments in a large company, Qualtrics can carry them to a service team in ServiceNow or Zendesk, an engineering team in Jira and a sales team in Salesforce or HubSpot, and it offers a v3 REST API as well, while vanity URLs let surveys run on the company's own domain. Permissions can be set by user, user type, group and division, and data is stored in a data center in the region the customer chooses.
When a concept validates well and still loses buyers after launch, Pulse can ask those buyers why. Each takes the interview when it suits them, with no call to schedule, and a whole study can run overnight. That leaves the insights team the part of the work that needs its judgment, framing the question, reading what was unexpected and making the decision.