Dashboard Basics
By the end of this tutorial, you will have a website container, know the dashboard layout, and be ready to create your first survey.
What You'll Have When You're Done
- A website container that organises all your surveys and insights in one place
- A clear map of where surveys, insights, and settings live
- A repeatable workflow to create and manage surveys
The Website → Survey → Insights structure keeps research connected.
Step 1: Create a Website Container
Every survey lives inside a website container. Insights aggregate across that container so you can view trends in one place.
- Log in to your SenseFolks dashboard
- Click Add Website
- Enter your site's name and URL
- Save. Your container is ready.
["IMAGE - SenseFolks dashboard showing the 'Add Website' flow with a website container being created, displaying the name and URL fields."] ["ALT - SenseFolks dashboard showing the 'Add Website' flow with a website container being created, displaying the name and URL fields."]
Step 3: Manage Your Surveys
Your survey list shows everything at a glance: name, type, response count, and status.
What You See
- Survey name and type (PricePoint, UserChoice, FeaturePriority, FastPoll, OpenFeedback, or Reaction)
- Response count, so you know when you have enough data to act
- Status: active or paused
Quick Actions
Each survey has one-click actions:
- Edit — change questions, options, or settings
- Embed — grab the embed code for your site
- View — see responses and insights
- Duplicate — copy a survey to reuse its configuration
- Delete — remove a survey you no longer need
Step 4: Check Your Insights
Once responses start coming in, the insights view aggregates data across surveys in your website container so you can track overall patterns.
["IMAGE - SenseFolks insights dashboard showing aggregated data from multiple surveys within a single website container, with charts and key metrics visible."] ["ALT - SenseFolks insights dashboard showing aggregated data from multiple surveys within a single website container, with charts and key metrics visible."]