Hello!
I have a request to create a survey that is anonymous, and that allows me to share live dashboards with restricted visibility with stakeholders.
So far, what I have come up with is this: creating an engagement survey and instead of using customized links, using the anonymous link. I would also not import any participants as respondents in this project. This way I can import the stakeholders as non-respondents, assign roles and share dashboards.
Would you say there are drawbacks to using this solution?
Another possibility is to use an anonymous survey: I am aware in anonymous surveys it is also possible to create live dashboards in the Results tab. However, those are difficult to share with a wider audience (I'd need to use a password protected link which doesn't seem very secure as per: https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/reports-module/results-dashboards/results-dashboards-settings/manage-public-results-dashboards/), and it is impossible to restrict data access for different users in this solution.
Do you have any thoughts on the security of these public Results tabs? What has your experience been?
In an ideal world, I would also be able to add a question with an org hierarchy structure, i.e. when asking participants which country they are from, they could select it via a hierarchy comprised of countries nested within regions.
Does anybody have experience or an idea about how to do this?
Any thoughts and suggestions will be much appreciated!
You can not invite via Qualtrics but need to handle it differently (e.g. organization’s email service or QR codes published on posters and shared on-site in the offices)
The anonymous survey link can be sent via the regular “Invite” message of the Qualtrics survey project