Hmm... things I like most about Alchemer would probably be the ease of use, ease of implementation, ease of integration, number of features, number of question types, ease of styling surveys and reports, text analysis, and more. We use Alchemer to run customer experience surveys, employee satisfaction surveys, in-person event signups, newsletter signups, newsletter quizzes, health questionnaires, product development questionnaires, and brand studies. We even used it to collect payments for a service-based product. We do these things for multiple clients, in multiple languages, and with a tiny team. It's proven to be an incredibly versatile tool for us. Their online documentation usually answers our questions, but customer support quickly responds for items that aren't. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The API sends data in several tables that have to get stitched together. We built a special tool in our data lake to piece everything back together for client reporting in our app and to have additional campaign triggers in our marketing orchestration system. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.