Identify users without asking them thanks to hidden fields.

Automatically associate the data you already have on your user with their survey answer. Thanks to this kind of “hidden field”, you can perform better with more accurate data.

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Visualize aggregated
data all in one place.

You may already have lots of user information: names, emails, jobs, etc. You don’t want to have to ask them that again as part of your survey. Instead, told helps you link this existing data to the user's answers. See all the aggregated data in our table view.

Add hidden fields using
no-code in less than a minute

Add your data directly to the URL that is sent to your user. Your respondents won’t need to bother with anything other than answering your real questions.

Gather data you
already have on your product.

If you already have data associated with your product, you can track it and add it to your table view thanks to your hiddens fields.

Filter your hidden fields.

Send your survey with hidden fields like name, job position, and department. Once you have your answers, you can toggle the filters and sort data to only see responses from, say, the marketing or design department. Create custom reports if you want to save filtered data.

Filter your hidden fields.

You send a survey with hidden fields like name, job positions, and department. Now, play with filters and sort only answers from the marketing or design department. Finally, create a custom report if you want to save your filters.

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Create powerful scenarios thanks to hidden fields.

Think about how you can best measure user satisfaction. You already have their name and email, so no need to ask them for that again since you can use hidden fields to match that information. You can also use this information for a given scenario via webhook integrations, for example automatically sending a follow-up email to users who respond with less than 5 stars.

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