👋 Community Introductions

Welcome, ​@PaulieArthur 🎉 We are so glad you’re here! There are lots of resources to explore here on the XM Community, and of course you’re always welcome to post questions for your peers. Feel free to let me or ​@AlonsoC know if you have questions about the XM Community!

Thank you so much. Looking forward to expanding my knowledge.

​@Okkar I would also recommend joining the higher ed forum.  You can find it under the groups tab.

Welcome!

Hi, everyone. I run our patient experience data/insights team for Indiana University Health. We started our Qualtrics partnership in early 2024 and are in the middle of launching our overhauled patient experience platform, surveying, and insights dashboards. I’m really excited about the new capabilities we’re bringing to help our patients and our team members. Lots to learn, thanks for the community.

Welcome, ​@Kate_Kiser !

Hi everyone 👋🏼,

My name is Greg Cabrera and I’m new to the qualtrics community. I’m a Principal Research in Customer Experience Research at Arvest Bank, which a regional bank located in Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. I am fully remote, located in Atlanta, GA. I enjoy using qualtrics and always learn something new on the platform when building a survey or analyzing data. I’m passionate about all things research related and enjoy making an impact through my work. 

We are currently looking to establish a panel to elevate our insights and will be looking to tap in your expertise for best practices, optimal strategies and proven methods for creating engagement. 

Thanks, Greg

Welcome, ​@gregcabrera 🎉 We are thrilled you are a part of the XM Community. If you have not already, be sure to check out our interest groups, and also our Two-Minute Tips Category. 

You may also want to post in our XM Thought Leadership category for high-level XM discussions that are not necessarily platform or product-based.

We are glad you’re here!

Hi everyone!

I’m Ben and I work for the City of Ottawa, Canada. Our organization is new to Qualtrics, and I am the business lead for this initiative.

As a local government, we have a huge range of services that we offer. For a data strategist like me, this makes it a very interesting place to work! There are many different types of data, collected in many different ways, about many different things that we get to work with.

But…. being such a big organization with such a broad and diverse mandate, also means that data governance can be challenging. With Qualtrics, we will have many different staff, in different departments, who have very different sorts of operations that they’re responsible for, building surveys for very different audiences. I know that coordinating all of these surveys and ensuring that we uphold our corporate standards across all of them, will not be an easy job!

I am interested in hearing from other Qualtrics users who work in very big organizations like mine (especially other local governments). Any advice you can offer will be much appreciated! 😀

Hello all

I am a Psychology Technician,.

I've been a Brand Admin for a few years but now wanting to learn more about what Qualtrics can do, beyond surveys.

Hi ​@AndrewSurreyPsy,

Are there any particular interests or ideas you’d like to know more about? Let me know so I can point you in the right direction!

Hello!

Right now it is how to integrate Flatpickr in to Qualtrics. I know next to nothing of JavaScript, so any guidance on where to learn would be appreciated.

Great! Here’s a few posts that I think could spark some ideas:

• Getting started with Flatpickr
• Flatpickr in New Survey Experience
• Flatpickr- Formatting Dates

I hope these posts can be of assistance 😀. If you still have questions, make a post and I’m sure our Community will help!

Hi All, It’s good to meet everyone. I’ve been working with Qualtrics for several years while working in nonprofit and/or academic positions. Most of the surveys I’ve programmed on the relatively simple side, but I’ve recently started to use to Javascript to format input boxes and question text, and using math functions with embedded data. I’ve been having trouble with the JS, which I think is related to its compatibility with the new survey taking experience, but I’ll post about that separately.