You asked, Conjointly delivered. Here are five new question types and Quota check released recently, giving you more ways to design surveys that fit your needs.

Capture where consumer attention lands first with the Image heatmap first click question

The image heatmap family now includes a first click subtype, helping you pinpoint where initial attention or intent lands first.

See how your audience categorises items with the Closed card sorting question

Validate whether your audience groups products, content, or concepts the way you think they do with the Closed card sorting questions.

Uncover how consumers rate a concept across opposing attributes with Semantic differential scale

Semantic differential questions help you understand where your brand, product, or concept sits between competing perceptions, such as "Premium or Affordable", "Innovative or Reliable", ensuring your positioning and messaging reflect how consumers truly see you.

It is also available as a subtype within the Matrix grid question type, enabling you to evaluate multiple stimuli at once.

Streamline demographic collection with the Gender and age question

You can now collect age and gender data in one question. If the data is already available from the panel or a previous response, it passes through automatically so respondents are never asked twice.

Collect respondents' consent and agreements with the Signature input question

Collect typed signatures directly in your survey to obtain legally binding consent, data privacy confirmations, or agreement to terms before respondents proceed.

Track how many respondents meet your specified conditions with Quota check

Quota check lets you define conditions at any point in your survey and track how many respondents have met them as data collection progresses. Think of it as a live scoreboard that gives you full visibility into current status without disrupting the respondent experience.

Unlike other survey flow controls that redirect or terminate respondents, it is purely informational, returning either a simple in/over quota status or a running count against your condition.

You can then reference that output in subsequent display logic or formulas to determine what happens next, enabling you to personalise the respondent path based on real-time quota progress.

With Quota check, Conjointly now offers five ways to manage quotas in your surveys, giving you greater control over your data collection.

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