Waves allow you to organise the deployments of your survey. Typical waves Manage your longitudinal surveys using Waves

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What are longitudinal surveys?

Surveys that ask the same or similar questions to the same or similar people at several points in time are longitudinal.

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How it works

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Once you turn on Waves, you can:

	Image Added Add one or more Shared Waves to a survey
Step 2: Add those waves to a survey campaign Dictionary A survey campaign is a survey on a project So if you use the same survey on several projects, add the waves to the survey campaign for each project	Image Added Add a shared Wave to a survey campaign
Step 3: Customise the survey’s appearance on each wave Info This is optional if you don’t want to hide or edit certain questions for each wave, you can leave them just as they are	Image Added Personalise the Wording of Survey Questions based on the Wave and Respondent Type
Step 4: Select the wave when collecting survey responses You can collect survey responses from Anyone with the public link Coworkers (signed-in-users) Contacts (whom you send a private link) 360° Observers (you send a private link)	Image Added Select the wave when collecting longitudinal survey responses
Step 5: Analyse results Tip Pro Tip You can see which Wave a survey response is for to by looking at the label within the post on the Timeline or Newsfeed	Image Added View survey results from a specific Wave Image Added Longitudinal survey analysis using Waves and Custom Tables Image Added Analyse data from Multiple Choice Trackers

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• Automatically adjust the wording of survey questions and answer choices based on which Wave the respondent is responding to

• See a label on each survey response that tells you which Wave the response is for

• Filter survey responses according to the Wave they belong to

Get started with Waves

• Create a Wave

• Select a Wave when sending a survey

• Select a Wave when completing a survey (as a colleague)