I have just created a mobile survey. What do I do next?
You need to make sure your survey will appear to your respondents. To show a Survicate survey in your mobile app, install our mobile SDK:
This way, we'll know in which application to show the survey.
My mobile survey does not appear in the app
Before you reach out to our support team, please ensure you have the latest version of SDK installed. Here you can see the changelog:
If updating the SDK to the newest version doesn't help, we'll be happy to help you troubleshoot.
I have made some changes to my survey, but I don't see these changes appearing - why?
There might be up to a 15-minute delay for your changes to update on the servers. If you still don't see these changes after 15 minutes, please contact us via chat or email.
I can't launch my mobile survey - why?
Depending on your subscription plan, you may have reached your limit of active surveys or don't have Mobile surveys included in your current plan.
Check out our Pricing page or reach out to us to learn more 👉
How can I see my survey again on my mobile app for testing?
Set up survey frequency in the Target section to show a survey again immediately after completing it, or use the reset() function to reset user data stored data on your device (views, traits). The reset function does not delete the answers already collected in Survicate. You can learn more about the reset() function in our documentation for developers.
Can I show my survey on two different apps?
Yes, you can create and launch mobile surveys and display them in various apps.
For this, target your surveys to ensure they will be displayed only in a particular place.
Can I launch a few surveys into one app?
Yes, you can do it. Once again, you will need to use targeting to ensure your surveys won't collide. You might want to ensure your survey won't be displayed on all screens.
Can the statistics of iOS vs. Android users' feedback be found in the Analyze tab?
You can filter the results by Operating system (Platform) in the Analyze tab:
Learn more about using filters for advanced analysis here.
Can I see on which screen a response was provided?
If you would like to see in the survey's analysis which screen each user on was when they responded, you would need to pass the screen name to Survicate as a user trait in addition to passing it as a screen name, for example:
Survicate.setUserTrait(UserTrait("screen_name", "Screen Name"));
Please note that it needs to be done before the survey collects responses.
Troubleshooting
Android
Make sure your SDK version is up to date. You should have it defined in Project ➡️ External Libraries.
If you use proguard, make sure you have added the following rule to your `proguard-rules.pro` file:
`-keep @com.squareup.moshi.JsonQualifier class *`
Also, make sure that you have the latest Gradle version with R8 enabled in the gradle.properties file:android.enableR8=true
IOS
Make sure the SDK version is up to date. The newest version of Survicate can be found in Podfile.lock file under PODS. The version is provided in brackets.
General
Please check if there are any errors in the console when you run the app. If there are, save them for later to pass on to our customer support team. While reaching out to our support team, make sure to mention the app language (ReactNative, objective-c, Swift, Java, Kotlin) as well as the platform you use (IOS, Android).
If your SDK version is not up to date, make sure to update it. It is possible that the hassle you're experiencing has been already resolved with the latest SDK release❗️
Still looking for your answers? Reach out at support@survicate.com.