Dashboards done your way from your surveys and your association data

Sponsored survey

Sample Survey Conducted for a Sponsor

• 860 respondents
• 15 questions
• May 2026
• Blind survey for a sponsor

An association surveys its members on behalf of a sponsor, a supplier to the members' industry. The survey is usually blind: it asks about a product category, workflow software and related services for healthcare organizations. Generally, the survey names the sponsor only to measure brand recognition and brand preference.

The enormous power of this survey type is that it generates a significant new source of non-dues revenue to the association, risk free, without depleting sponsor advertising budgets.

• The distribution chart shows how likely members are to buy workflow software or switch providers in the next 12 months, with the median and the average marked.
• The brand section shows which of five companies members recognize and which one they prefer. The sponsor appears only in these two questions, in a list with four competitors.
• The group charts compare likelihood to buy by preferred company, organization type, organization size, annual spending, role in purchasing decisions, and region, and they state which differences are statistically significant.
• The linked-factors chart shows which answers are statistically linked to likelihood to buy, such as satisfaction with the current provider.
• The product-type and service-type charts show the percentage of respondents who use or bought each one.
• The segment buttons show decision-makers, the respondents who make or recommend purchases, separately from other respondents.
• Every chart shows the survey question it answers.

Syndicated survey

Sample Survey Conducted for Syndication

• 1,200 respondents
• 14 questions
• March 2026
• Free to members; priced for non-members

An association conducts a survey for its whole field and offers the survey results to members free of charge; but it charges a fee to non-members for access to the results. A salary survey, employee retention survey, and a benchmarking survey are the most common syndicated surveys.

• The salary distribution chart marks and labels the median and the average.
• The group charts compare average salary by job level, experience, certification, region, and four other characteristics, and they state which differences are statistically significant at the 95% confidence level.
• The linked-factors chart shows which answers are statistically linked to salary.
• The agreement chart shows the percentage of respondents who agree with each of eight statements.
• The open-ended charts sort every written answer into a category.
• Two optional controls remove extreme salaries and incomplete responses, and a banner states the remaining sample size when either control is on.
• The Trim View control hides sections on screen, and the Save View control saves the current filter selection as a new file.

Ongoing survey

Sample Strategic Monthly Member Satisfaction Survey

• 2,605 respondents
• 11 questions
• 13 monthly survey periods
• August 2025 to August 2026

The best way to stay in touch with member needs is to listen to them all the time. We are able to collect member behavior and preference year-round and trend the results from period to period. This report follows the same question set across the 13 most recent survey periods. Every chart recalculates when the reader selects a filter or a set of survey dates.

• Each question has a trend line for every survey period, with the sample size for each period.
• Each measure compares the average for the 3 most recent periods with the average for the 10 earlier periods and states whether the difference is statistically significant.
• The two driver charts show the statistically significant predictors of satisfaction and of likelihood to renew, including chapter and member type.
• The report button creates one PDF report for each chapter and bundles the PDFs in one ZIP file.
• The open-ended answers can be exported to an Excel workbook with one column for each answer category.
• Every chart shows the survey question it answers, and each predictor's tooltip shows its own question.
• Each chapter's PDF report uses the same periods as the report page with that chapter selected, so every figure in the PDF matches the page.

Aggregated association data

Sample Association Executive Dashboard

• 6 measures
• 5 association systems
• 30-day and 90-day daily trends
• Updated every day

This report combines daily metrics from five different association systems on one screen, with no menu and no filters. In use, the data refreshes daily, and the hosted page reloads it on the same schedule.

• Four 30-day daily trends: Professional Journal downloads, Member Services call volume, member website logins, and home page visits.
• Two 90-day daily trends: membership renewals and membership non-renewals, with the renewal rate for the period.
• Each tile states its source system, the total for the period, the change from the period before, the daily average, and the count for the most recent day.
• Each chart shows one bar for each day and a line for the 7-day average.
• The whole report fits one desktop screen. On a phone, the tiles form one column that scrolls.
• The status strip states when the figures were last updated.