The Summary page of your Surview account displays an overview of your survey design, information about the collector and the details of the responses. You can view your survey summary page through the following:

• If you are currently in a design survey page, click the Summary tab at the top of the page.
• From the All Surveys Section page, click the title of the survey you want to view the summary page.

Survey Design Summary

You can find the summary of some options and features you’ve used in your survey design in the left sidebar:

• Number of questions and pages added
• Survey Language
• Theme
• Your Logo (if you didn’t add a logo, default Surview logo will be displayed)
• Whether your survey has logic applied or not.
• Preview Survey
• Edit Design

Total Response Count

The total response count displays the total number of responses submitted to your survey. You can monitor the real-time number of responses to your survey in this section.

Overall Survey Status

The overall survey status displays the comprehensive status of your survey, whether your survey is active and accessible or not. The description of these statuses is given below:

• Open
  Your survey has questions and has at least one collector that is open.
• Closed
  All the collectors are closed, meaning the survey is not collecting responses anymore.

Collector List

The collector’s list displays the complete list of collectors you’ve used in the survey. You can find here the following details about each collector:

• Name of the Collector
• Number of responses collected
• Survey creation date
• Status (OPEN or CLOSED)

  You can click any collector name to edit the collector settings.

Response Volume Chart

The response volume chart is a Data Trends chart that shows when you received responses to your survey. Here you can monitor the changes in the response rate over time.

Responses’ Status Chart

This chart displays information about the actions of the respondents towards your survey.

There are two types of views:

Map – you can see here the following information:

• This tells how many people open your survey.
•  The number of respondents who opened and have answered at least one question in your survey but did not click the Done button.
• This indicates how many people has finished your survey.
• This shows the difference between opened vs completion rate of your survey.
• These are the users who did not answered or opened your survey.
• This is the average time based on number of people who completed your survey.

Infographic – displays the same information as in MAP but includes the information about the device used by the respondents in taking the survey.