In the editor, you’ll find the Publish button in the top right corner. One click – and your survey is live. You’ll immediately receive a participation link that you can share however you like. Before you click “Publish”, it’s worth doing a quick check in the preview: Are all the questions correct? Does the logic work? Does the survey look good on a smartphone? Once everything fits, you’re ready to go.

You have several ways to get your survey out to people: Via link: You can place the participation link anywhere – in emails, WhatsApp messages, Slack channels, newsletters, or social media posts. Via QR code: We automatically generate a QR code for your survey. Perfect for posters, flyers, table displays, or presentations. Via embedding: You can embed your survey directly on your website. Respondents then stay on your site instead of being redirected to an external survey page. Via social media: With one click, you can share your survey on the most common platforms. Via email: empirio.ai also lets you send emails directly through the survey tool. You can design the email and upload a list of recipients. Your invitation/reminder will then be sent at the time you specify. Which method is best depends on your target group. For an employee survey, the link via email is usually enough. For public feedback, a QR code or embedding is a good choice.

As soon as you publish your survey, you’ll find the participation link in the “Share” tab. Simply copy the link and send it to your participants. Tip: Before you share the link, open it yourself once and click through the survey. That way you’ll immediately see whether everything looks the way you imagined. To do this, you can either open a preview from the editor via the “eye” icon, or use the preview link in the “Share” tab. You can also share this preview link with others to get feedback on your survey.

Yes. You can pause your survey at any time by clicking “deactivate” – new visitors will then see an information message, but existing responses will be preserved. When you reactivate the survey later, everything will continue just as before.

In the Share tab, empirio.ai automatically generates a QR code that points to the public link for your survey. Click the download button to save the QR code as an image file and use it in printed materials, posters, flyers, or presentations. When scanned with a smartphone camera, the survey opens directly in the browser.

Simply upload a CSV file with your recipients’ email addresses in the “Share” tab. Write your own subject line and message text, and schedule the mailing to be sent immediately or at a later time. empirio.ai sends the emails and shows you who opened the invitation and who completed the survey.

In the "Share" tab, open the "Access restriction" submenu and create access codes for your survey. Participants will then only be able to open the survey using one of these codes. Without a valid code, access is blocked, which makes this ideal for closed panels, paid studies, confidential research, or employee surveys, since multiple participations with the same code are also not possible.

Yes, but please be careful: this can distort your results if responses have already been submitted. Previous participations will, however, remain saved. In the evaluation, the new questions/answers will then be listed in addition. Important: The changes to the survey are only applied once you click "Update." Before that, you can calmly make all your changes and the distributed survey will remain unchanged.

In the dashboard, open the menu of any survey and select "Duplicate" to create an exact copy as a new draft. The copy includes all questions, logic, and design settings, but no responses or invitation history. This way, you can reuse a proven template within seconds for a follow-up study or a new target audience.

Yes. You can specify exactly when your survey goes live and when it should automatically end. Outside of this time period, visitors will see a message indicating that the survey is not active. You can easily define the time period under "Share."