NPS Survey Question

Survey Creator / Form Builder is a visual designer that allows users to create surveys and forms. The designer produces a survey configuration in JSON format. This configuration can be later used by the SurveyJS Form Library to display a survey or form in your application. Survey Creator includes the following features:

• Native support for React, Angular, and Knockout
• Integration of the Knockout version into Vue and jQuery applications
• Modern, customizable UI themes
• TypeScript support
• Community-supported UI localization to 25+ languages
• Integration with any backend framework (examples for PHP, NodeJS, and ASP.NET included)
• Survey JSON schemas can be stored in any database
• Third-party component integration

Refer to one of the following tutorials to get started with Survey Creator on your platform:

• Angular
• Vue
• React
• Knockout / jQuery

Survey Creator UI is organized in several tabs:

• Designer
  Allows you to configure your survey. You can drag and drop questions and panels from Toolbox onto the design surface and then use Property Grid to change question, panel, and survey settings.

• Preview
  Allows you to preview and take your survey as a respondent.

• Logic
  Displays and allows you to edit logical rules that specify the survey flow.

• JSON Editor
  Enables you to view and edit the resulting survey configuration in JSON format. To add the survey to your application or web page, assign this JSON configuration to SurveyJS Form Library.

• Translation
  Displays survey strings and allows you to translate them into different languages. This tab is not available in this demo. Refer to the Create a Multilingual Form demo for more information.

This example demonstrates a configured NPS survey question that you can use as a template for your real survey. NPS (net promoter score) is a metric used to evaluate customer loyalty and business growth opportunities. To measure NPS, respondents should rate on a scale of 0 to 10 how likely they would recommend your product or service to a friend or colleague. You can also ask follow-up questions to solicit additional feedback, for instance: "What is the reason for your score?".