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Distribute Survey
When your survey is ready, you can share it with respondents in several ways: a direct link, a link with an access code, a QR code, social media, or an embed on your own website. You can open the sharing options at any time, even before your survey ...
Survey Participants
Use the survey participants list when your survey is not meant for everyone. You decide who may respond, and each invited person gets a personal access code — only someone with a valid, unused code can complete the survey. The list also tracks who ...
Survey Participants
Introduction Note: Before you can distribute your survey (share your survey link) you must first create a Survey Participants Table. The Survey Participants functionality allows you to invite a group of people to participate in your survey, keep ...
Open access vs. closed access: how to tell, how to switch, and how access codes behave
An active survey runs in one of two access modes. Open access means anyone with the survey link can respond. Closed access means each participant needs an access code to enter the survey (older LimeSurvey versions called these codes "tokens"). You ...
Email Templates
Email templates control the wording of every email LimeSurvey sends for your survey: invitations and reminders to people in your participant list, the confirmation participants receive after finishing, the registration email for people who sign ...