Evaluating a survey

When opening Peacock from the Confluence apps menu, you will get an overview of all surveys and the most important stats:

• the status of the survey,
• the average rating of all pages taking part in the survey,
• the number of responses,
• and the number of pages.

While the overview allows you to compare the results of various surveys on a higher level, you can also deep-dive and further evaluate the results of a particular survey by clicking its name.

At the very top, the details view of a survey shows its most important metrics:

• • the average rating of all pages taking part in the survey,
• the number of responses,
• the number of pages,
• and the number of page views for all pages contained.

Below, the pages tab lists all pages contained in the survey, which can be sorted by rating (highest / lowest) or number of responses (most / fewest).

The feedback tab shows a list of feedback collected by the survey. It can be sorted by Date (newest / oldest) or rating (highest / lowest). Clicking a page title in the pages or feedback tab will open the page details.

The metrics section on top shows:

• the average rating calculated from all feedback collected from this page,
• the number of responses,
• the number of unique viewers,
• and the number of page views since the survey started.

Below is a history of feedback given to this page, which is grouped by versions, allowing you to correlate the feedback given with the page’s content.

☝️ Please notice: Clicking the page title at the very top will open the page in Confluence.