Qualtrics is a software development company focused on creating digital products intended to enhance a variety of user experiences. This includes the development of tools for optimizing frontline experiences, fostering team performance, and designing user-friendly products. Founded in 2002, Qualtrics has carved a niche in the realm of Experience Management software, serving a worldwide client base. Despite the global presence, the central goal of Qualtrics remains consistent: to facilitate a heightened sense of empathy, human connection, and authenticity in business engagements. As part of its mission and ongoing efforts, the company aims to develop technology effective in bridging experience gaps.
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We have used Qualtrics for years to digitally transform our campus. We use its survey functionality to automate data collection for business processes on campus such as service request fulfillment, integration with our Learning Management System to provide richer student engagement experiences, self-registration for certain programs, program-specific applications, bathroom custodial service requests, and so many more activities that benefit from real-time automated data integration. We regularly use its in-survey web-service API call functionality to retrieve data from our Learning Management System (LMS) and our Student Information System (SIS) and then use that data throughout the survey and afterwards for after-survey workflows. We also have the Qualtrics Website / App Feedback tool integrated with our LMS to provide targeted, in-context, alerts and tool-tips in the exact spots our users need them. Our COVID-19 response efforts were entirely managed in Qualtrics (illness/exposure reporting, testing services, building entry, etc.) We have transformed so many business process with this platform that it is difficult to identify any other tool that could meet our needs in the same way Qualtrics does every single day.
I like the ability to get insights and use them to drive action.
The idea that we can capture data from so many different audiences for so many different purposes, but see it all together in one dashboard? It's really magic when it comes to informing business decisions, pivoting on a dime, and just being overall confident in our approach. We got so used to seeing data in silos and trying to make sense of it that it just feels pure magical to see it together and begin to answer really difficult questions about how our stakeholders think and feel.
I hope that Qualtrics will soon enable us to save objects created in the survey workflow. It gets really tedious recreated embedded data fields and variables for each survey we created. I also hope that Qualtrics will create a data base tool that behaves similar to their IQ directory, but allows you to store objects that are not user/contact related; yes, you can use the web-service tools to connect to databases stored outside of the system, which is obviously extremely useful, but for smaller projects, it would be nice to house this type of functionality internally. Finally, I would appreciate a much more intuitive approach to Qualtrics' ticketing system that is tied to its Customer Experience product.
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The product is incredibly complex, which makes it difficult for your average employee base to set it up themselves. We definitely needed a 3rd party implementation buddy to help configure it. It would have taken us 10x as long to set it up ourselves. I wish some of it was a bit more intuitive on that side of things - API configurations and such. Some of the AI pieces feel a bit early in terms of readiness - the AI responses are an example. In theory, it's a nice idea to use AI to replicate expensive paid survey respondents, but it doesn't feel quite ready yet and that makes it difficult to have confidence in.