Typeform for Confluence: the best surveys in your wiki

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Typeform for Confluence

We have just launched Typeform for Confluence, a seamless integration that allows beautiful polling and survey reports in Confluence, without a single line of code.

With this new app for Confluence cloud, it’s possible to:

• Publish Typeform surveys for Confluence users
• Publish survey results

About Typeform

Just when we believed that surveys could never be fun again, Typeform started what they call people-friendly online forms and surveys. Their number one innovation was “one question at a time” layout. A smooth flow from one question to the next once an answer is filled.

Thousands of companies use Typeform to collect leads because of its low dropout rates.

Why use Typeform

The best form builder

Excellent UX for the end user. Great drag and drop form builder for the survey designer. In a single screen you can go through advanced options, add new elements to the survey, and see the final result on the right.

The best completion rates

A 57% average rate is quite impressive for lead gen surveys! If you don’t trust me, go talk to your marketing manager and have a look at your own dashboard.

Extremely beautiful UX

Ok, you may not like pink and magenta. But the look and feel can be entirely customized to your brand. Particularly if you leverage the Typeform API.

Conditional Logic

Easy to use doesn’t mean stupidly simple. Typeform also supports best-in-class logic and a great logic map so that you never get lost designing the survey journey!

Advantages of integrating Typeform into Confluence Cloud

Let’s have a quick look at the benefits of this Typerform Confluence integration.

Use Confluence as a form and insights curation tool

You have surveys and you have results. But you still need to share and curate them. That’s precisely where connecting Typeform with Confluence can help. In different ways.

Gather feedback from Confluence

More often than not, collecting responses needs an orchestrated campaign behind it. Sending emails or a slack message asking colleagues to fill out a a survey is lazy.

Embedding Typeform surveys into the Confluence pages that your users are already visiting on a daily basis can be a really good idea. You will be able to collect responses over time and generate word of mouth when you let them see the results of how their team is feeling about a certain topic. If you have an active employee engagement program, this is quite a good tactic.

Increase responses from anonymous users

Obviously, similar tactics apply to public Confluence pages and anonymous responses. Do you want to know how satisfied your users are about your documentation? Give them a colorful Typeform without interrupting their journey. It will send your response rates through the roof.

Share live survey results… and play on FOMO

With Typeform for Confluence, survey results are always up to date.

Trick: Place form and results side by side! Seeing the number of responses and some basic stats is a good way to encourage participation: nobody wants to miss out on a hot topic.

Make your Confluence more interactive

Confluence is sometimes seen as a static and not very playful, particularly in today’s remote-first world. Typeform can be a good ally to create a colorful, dynamic and fun Confluence experience with quizzes, questions and the right amount of gamification.

Tip: Use branded buttons to surprise your users!

How to integrate Typeform with Confluence

Typeform for Confluence allows you to embed surveys and reports as if Confluence was a regular web page.

To embed Typeform in Confluence, you simply need to:

• Follow the Getting Started page. Here you also get to decide whether you want to embed the survey in full mode, as a pop-up, or in the regular Confluence Cloud experience.

• Paste it into your Confluence page. But you can also use the /typeform command or find the app in the macro menu, if that’s easy for you.
• Hit publish, and enjoy!

Would you like to do more?

Feedback templates? Survey design from Confluence? Integrations with other sources of data? Interactive reports and data filtering? These are just random ideas, but we’d like to know what you think.

If you would like to do more with Typeform directly from Confluence, let us know your thoughts! We want to keep improving this integration and making Confluence the perfect collaboration platform.

It’s time to embed!

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[M Amine]

Very interesting article