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Short templates for the questions teams ask most: how satisfied are you, would you recommend us, how is your week going, are you in. Each fits on one screen.

Understand customers better · directly editable
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Understand customers better: what they use your offer for, how satisfied they are so far (1 to 5), what would make it better, and an optional e-mail for follow-up questions.
Stays in this browser. Nothing is sent, nothing is saved automatically.
In this collection
Four templates from the editor and one playable template.
5 of 5 demo drafts
Understand customers better: what they use your offer for, how satisfied they are so far (1 to 5), what would make it better, and an optional e-mail for follow-up questions.
Understand customers betterUnderstand customers better
Feedback and NPS: likelihood to recommend from 0 to 10. At 0 to 6 “What would we have to change to make it a 10?” appears and the response is flagged for review.
Feedback and NPSFeedback and NPS
The customer voice, playable: the NPS question as a calm scene. At 0 to 6 the form asks what was missing.
The customer voiceThe customer voice
Team check-in: a scale from “I'm stuck” to “It's going well”, plus what is going well and where support is missing.
Team check-inTeam check-in
Invite & collect replies: three questions with name, “Are you in?” answered yes, maybe or no, and room for wishes.
Invite & collect repliesInvite & collect replies
This collection's templates as a local design demo with sample fields. Each template's full questions are in Peak Forms.
The “Team check-in” template
One scale and two open answers. Whoever is stuck can say where. Whoever moves well says what works.
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An occasion. The fitting questions. A clear next step.
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Pick a survey template, shorten it and share the link.
Stays in this browser. Nothing is sent, nothing is saved automatically.
In this collection
Four templates from the editor and one playable template.
Understand customers better: what they use your offer for, how satisfied they are so far (1 to 5), what would make it better, and an optional e-mail for follow-up questions.
Peak One 中的 ConnectFeedback and NPS: likelihood to recommend from 0 to 10. At 0 to 6 “What would we have to change to make it a 10?” appears and the response is flagged for review.
Peak One 中的 ConnectThe customer voice, playable: the NPS question as a calm scene. At 0 to 6 the form asks what was missing.
Peak One 中的 ConnectTeam check-in: a scale from “I'm stuck” to “It's going well”, plus what is going well and where support is missing.
Peak One 中的 ConnectInvite & collect replies: three questions with name, “Are you in?” answered yes, maybe or no, and room for wishes.
Peak One 中的 ConnectYes, if you don't ask for contact fields. The team check-in has none; in “Understand customers better” the e-mail is optional.
Take “Invite & collect replies” and replace the question with your choice. One question, one click.
Yes. The link stays the same and each response has its time, so you compare weeks or quarters in the export.