Data & Reporting

Monitor fieldwork, explore survey results, create reports, and access
your data from one integrated Survox project environment.

From Data Collection to Results

Survox keeps data collection, project management, and reporting connected.
As respondents complete surveys, collected data is available within the
same Survox project used to manage fieldwork.

Whether your study uses Web, phone, or mixed-mode data collection,
Survox provides tools for monitoring progress, reviewing results,
creating reports, and preparing data for additional analysis.

  • Monitor data collection while a study is active
  • Track project and sample progress
  • Review quotas and completion activity
  • Create tables and crosstabs
  • Review open-ended and verbatim responses
  • Analyze Web and phone responses together
  • Export collected data for additional analysis

Monitor Results During Fieldwork

You do not have to wait until fieldwork is complete to begin reviewing
your survey results. Survox provides access to project information while
data collection is underway.

Follow Project Progress

Monitor activity throughout the life of the study to understand how
fieldwork is progressing and identify areas that may require attention.

Review Sample Activity

Track sample activity and survey participation as respondents move
through the data collection process.

Monitor Quotas

Review quota progress during fieldwork to help determine whether
additional sample or changes to fielding strategy may be required.

Review Collected Data

Begin reviewing survey responses while the project is active rather
than waiting until all data collection has been completed.

One Study. One Data Source.

Survox is designed to keep survey data associated with the project
where it was collected, simplifying both project management and
reporting.

Web and Phone Data Together

For mixed-mode studies, Web and interviewer-assisted phone responses
can be collected within the same Survox study.

Because the responses remain part of the same project, you can review
and report on the complete study without first combining independently
maintained Web and phone datasets.

Survey Reporting

Survox reporting tools provide quick access to collected survey data
and allow results to be explored directly from the project.

Reporting Capability Description
On-Demand Tables Generate tables from collected survey data when results are
needed.
Crosstabs Compare survey responses across different questions, respondent
groups, or other study variables.
Verbatims Review open-ended responses and respondent comments collected
during the survey.
Project Tracking Monitor fieldwork activity, sample progress, completions, and
other project information.
Quota Monitoring Review quota activity while the study is running to track
progress toward project targets.
Data Export Prepare collected survey data for use with external reporting
and analysis workflows.

Tables and Crosstabs

Tables provide a quick way to summarize survey responses, while
crosstabs make it possible to explore relationships between different
questions or respondent groups.

Explore Your Results

Use on-demand reporting to examine response distributions and compare
results across selected variables.

Compare Respondent Groups

Crosstabs can be used to examine how responses differ between groups
within the study, helping identify patterns that may not be apparent
from overall totals alone.

Work With Current Data

Reports can be generated as data is collected, allowing results to be
reviewed throughout fieldwork as well as after the study is complete.

Open-Ended Responses and Verbatims

Quantitative results tell only part of the story. Survox also provides
access to the open-ended responses collected from respondents.

Review Respondent Feedback

View verbatim responses to understand the comments, explanations,
and additional feedback provided by respondents.

Verbatims can be reviewed alongside the structured survey data,
providing additional context for interpreting study results.

Reporting Across Collection Modes

Mixed-mode projects can combine Web and phone interviewing within the
same study, allowing reporting to work from a common project dataset.

Unified Results

Responses collected online and responses collected by interviewers can
remain together in the same study, simplifying analysis of the complete
project.

Compare Modes When Needed

When collection mode is relevant to the analysis, study variables can
be used to examine results by respondent group or collection method.

Avoid Unnecessary Data Merging

Keeping multiple collection modes within the same project reduces the
need to maintain separate datasets and merge them together before
reporting can begin.

Accessing Your Survey Data

Survox keeps the underlying survey data available for workflows that
extend beyond built-in reporting.

Use Survox Reporting

Review project results directly within Survox using available reporting
and analysis tools.

Export for Additional Analysis

When additional processing or specialized analysis is required, survey
data can be prepared for use outside the Survox reporting environment.

Maintain a Consistent Data Source

Using the Survox project as the central source for collected responses
helps maintain consistency between fieldwork, reporting, and downstream
data workflows.

Connect Fieldwork and Reporting

Because project management and reporting are part of the same Survox
environment, information discovered during analysis can help inform
decisions while fieldwork is still underway.

Monitor

Follow completions, sample activity, quotas, and other indicators as
the project progresses.

Review

Examine collected responses and generate reports using the data
currently available in the study.

Respond

Use what you learn from project tracking and reporting to make informed
fieldwork decisions, including managing sample and monitoring project
targets.

A Connected Data Workflow

Stage Survox Workflow
Collect Gather responses through Web, phone, or mixed-mode interviewing.
Monitor Follow fieldwork, sample activity, completions, and quotas.
Explore Review collected responses, verbatims, tables, and crosstabs.
Analyze Examine results across questions, respondent groups, and
collection modes.
Export Prepare survey data for additional reporting or downstream
analysis when needed.

Getting Started

Use the Survox Console to monitor your active projects or access
Data Analysis to begin exploring collected survey results.