After creating a canvassing list, the next step is creating the survey your volunteers will use at the door.
đĄ Every answer a volunteer records is saved to a tag, so you can see results and build new lists from them later.
Step 1: Go to Messages and create a new survey
In the left menu, click Messages (1). Click New Message (2), then choose Survey (3).
Step 2: Name your survey and click Create Survey
Give your survey a name (1). Leave Manual selected (2) to write your questions yourself, then click Create Survey (3).
⨠Already have your script in a document? Choose AI-Generated and upload a Word or PDF file, or paste your survey text, and Numinar will build the questions for you.
Step 3: Click Add Question
Click Add Question for each question you want to ask. Your questions show up in order, along with their tag and response options.
Step 4: Write your question, pick a tag, and add responses
Click a question to open it:
Type your question or intro script in the Survey Question box.
Under Tag, choose the tag the answers will be saved to. Each question gets its own tag, so pick one that matches the question. Click New Tag to create one.
Under Responses, type each answer option. Click Add Response to add more.
Step 5 (optional): Turn on Jump Logic or Randomize Order
Click Advanced Options under a question to see more settings:
Jump Logic sends the volunteer to a different question depending on the answer. After you turn it on, choose where each response jumps to.
Randomize Order shows the response options in a random order.
Step 6: Click Save
Click Save in the top right. Then click Back to return to your messages. Your survey is ready for a canvassing project!
đŹ Frequently Asked Questions
Why can't I save my survey?
Why can't I save my survey?
Every question with responses needs a tag. Numinar shows a Missing Tag label on any question that doesn't have one.
Can I show different questions to different voters?
Can I show different questions to different voters?
Yes! Use a Conditional Survey. See How to Create a Conditional Survey.





