@B3NG - interesting use case. if you are doing the sending of the email, and you have the list of email addresses from various organizations, you could create a variable in typeform for each organization (v-company-one, v-company-two as examples) and then use those as hidden fields to attach to the URL for your type form. along the lines of:

• https://yourform.typeform.com/to/pNsLuIRq#email=xxxxx&v-company-one=xxxxx
• https://yourform.typeform.com/to/pNsLuIRq#email=xxxxx&v-company-two=xxxxx

where you replace the xxxx’s with the appropriate email address and company identifier that you establish .. 

that would allow you to filter on company variable and aggregate in the whole. 

just my tuppence from the igloo

des

Wow, thanks! I am assuming that if I don’t know the email, I could use the company name at the end of the URL and use hidden fields to filter, correct? 

@B3NG - you could use any identifier that you want: my suggestion would be to use something that is easy enough to filter ‘visually’ when you are looking at the details but also easy enough to work with if you are extracting the data into a spreadsheet, analytics tool or database. Some formats are easier to work with in other backend tools. 

just a suggestion 

des

Hi, 

Thanks for this! I’m also looking to move from Survey Monkey Collectors to Typeform. My use case is that I would like to be able to add new “collectors” in the future, but keep the survey intact and be able to both look at them collector by collector, but also together. I’d also like to be able to add up to hundreds of “collectors”, which makes variables not perfect to work with; it’s my understanding that the URL get’s longer for each variable, as well as that I need to keep the variable in some type of code name (like company_one in your example) as I don’t want the company name disclosed to other clients, ie; shown in the URL. Have I understood the feature correctly as above, or is there a better way to use it? 

Or has there been any updates to this since your last conversations? It’s surprising to me that it’s not a core feature of Typeform, as I think it’s basic to be able to send same survey but easily both separate and compare the results. 
 

Thanks! 

I can’t believe they still have not added collectors! This hack is helpful an actual feature would be so much better.