Sharing Your Project

Once you’ve finished building your survey, form, or quiz, your next step will be to send it.

How to share your project

To share your survey, quiz, form, or calculator, simply go to the Send section of the project.

You can access this via the project dashboard:

Or you can go straight to the send section from any other section of your project:

Here are the different ways you can share your survey, quiz, or form:

Methods for sharing projects

1. Simple URL Link
2. Share to Social Media
3. QR Code
4. Pop-ups & Slideouts
5. Website Embed
6. Email Invitations
7. Webhooks
8. JavaScript API

These are listed in the same order they appear down the left of the Send page.

1. URL link

We provide a simple URL link for any project you create, which can be found in the Get a link (URL) section of Send.

Simply, copy this and share it with your respondents.

This is the quickest method of distribution, but any respondents who access your survey via this method will be anonymous. From here you can also switch on a custom domain or customize the URL slug.

2. Share to Social Media

Beneath your project link, you’ll find an array of Social Media icons that you’re able to share your project through.

These options include:

• Email
• Facebook
• X (formerly Twitter)
• LinkedIn
• Pinterest
• WhatsApp
• Reddit

Please note that you will need to be signed into that social media app on the device you’re sharing your survey from.

3. QR code

A QR code is generated automatically for all of your published projects.

You can save your QR code and put it at physical locations, where people can scan it and respond to your survey.

To use this code to collect responses:

1. Go to Send
2. In the QR Code section, click Download SVG or Download PNG
3. Save the file to your system

You can then add it to a poster or other document to put up somewhere the public can see it.

4. Pop-ups & slideouts

This option allows you to create a button for your website, which when clicked will either have your survey pop up or slide out (left or right).

To get the code, scroll to “For linking from your website” and select “Get the Code”.

Then you can choose between Sidebar left, Sidebar right, and Popout — plus style the trigger button (background color, font color, font size, corner roundness, and button text) before you copy it.

5. Embed your Project on your Website

This option is also known as Inline Embedding and will embed the project directly into your website, displaying it amongst all other content.

Simply, scroll down to the Inline Embed section and select “Get the code”.

Then copy the code provided and paste this into your website code.

If you’re using a CMS like Wordpress or Squarespace, you can paste this code into a HTML block.

Read more in Embedding a Project.

6. Email Invitations

Create and customize email invitations for your project using our block editor.

In the Send section, click “Send by email” and you’ll be taken to a brand new campaign.

Read more about this method here: Sending Surveys via Email Invitation.

You’ll first need to upload contacts to your list and create some relevant groups.

When sending via email, you can enable Tracking to view those who have and who are yet to respond to your survey, quiz, or form.

7. Webhooks

If you use tools like Zapier, Make, or your own backend, you can subscribe a webhook to a project so a new form response, an added/updated CRM contact, or an unsubscribed contact will POST a payload to a URL of your choosing. In the Webhooks section of Send, click Configure webhooks, then Add Webhook to set a name, target URL, optional HMAC signature or Authorization header, and which events to subscribe to.

Read more in Using Webhooks.

8. JavaScript API

This option requires a basic knowledge of JavaScript/ coding to be accomplished. This uses the JavaScript API to pass information through to our servers, which will be linked with each response.

For more information on this method of distribution, you can visit the JavaScript API article.