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Polls vs surveys

A pencil beside checkboxes labeled Yes and No.

There are important differences

 

What is the difference between a poll and a survey? A poll is used to ask and get answers to one simple question, while a survey is generally used to ask a wide range of multiple questions.

A SIP poll allows clients to ask one multiple choice question. Participants can choose from among pre-determined answers. We also allow clients to restrict respondents to select just one answer to your question or allow them to choose multiple answers.

Clients also have the option to add an other field to allow respondents to enter their own answer.

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