Survey definition
Purpose, audience, owner, dates, anonymity, response target, questions, and publish state.
Use a flexible survey maker to design questions and response paths, analyze results, and route answers that need clarification, recovery, or action.
Built for operations, employee experience, customer success, and program teams running practical business surveys.
Start free. No credit card required. Explore the working online survey builder and response-follow-up application, then adapt its questions, workflow, views, roles, and dashboards.


Present radio, checkbox, rating, and open-text questions in a respondent-facing form without exposing response IDs or internal review fields.

Turn selected responses into assigned follow-up actions with a theme, owner, due date, and visible completion status.

Compare response volume and status, scan ratings in the response queue, and open the source answer that needs review or follow-up.
Start with a respondent-facing questionnaire, not an internal survey register. Drag questions into the order people should answer them, then use radio buttons, checkboxes, single- or multi-select fields, rating scales, long text, dates, and file uploads where each question needs them. Add conditional display rules, test the form on mobile, review responses by segment and theme, and assign follow-up for answers that should change a product, service, program, or process.
Jodoo treats the survey as part of an operating process rather than an isolated export.
Purpose, audience, owner, dates, anonymity, response target, questions, and publish state.
Survey, segment, submitted date, rating, selected answer, comment, consent, and review state.
Volume, completion, rating distribution, segment, theme, question result, and source record.
Theme, affected response, owner, due date, status, verification note, and evidence.
A business administrator can drag questions into a new order, change field types and options, add a scale or conditional question, adjust anonymity and required-field rules, and update response views, follow-up routes, and dashboards without rebuilding the survey program.
Panel management, advanced randomization, conjoint analysis, sophisticated sampling, and statistical research may require a specialist survey platform. Jodoo fits configurable operational surveys and closed-loop action.
Use the survey record to design and publish, preserving the information and evidence the next owner will need.
Continue in the same record to respond and analyze; comments, returned items, and decisions stay attached to its history.
Use ownership, status, and due dates to segment and flag; keep response anomaly visible before it becomes hidden backlog.
Finish by using the same record to follow up; the result remains available in follow-up history and the relevant operational view.
It connects survey, question, respondent, response, score, and follow-up action within a configurable application, where teams can design, publish, respond, analyze, segment, flag, and follow up.
Survey owners can change questions, branching, score fields, respondent segments, low-score rules, and dashboards without rebuilding the application.
The record can move through incomplete response, low score, missing context, follow-up requested, and response anomaly, with an owner and next action visible at each stage.
Jodoo fits operational surveys tied to workflow; specialist research products may be better for panels, advanced randomization, psychometrics, or complex statistical analysis.
Yes. You can start free with up to 5 users and adapt the application before choosing a paid plan.
Open the application, review its forms, records, views, and dashboards, then adapt the workflow to the way your team handles online survey builder.