In today's global economy, the ability to survey customers, employees, and other users in multiple languages is crucial for companies and organizations wishing to maintain a global presence.
Checkbox Survey offers an out-of-the-box solution for organizations that need to capture data from respondents who do not share a common language. Checkbox Survey's Multilingual module allows a survey to be translated into as many languages as the survey creator requires.
In addition, Checkbox Survey's administrative interface can be displayed in multiple languages. The multi-language interface can be configured at any time by enabling the new language and importing the necessary translation file.
One Survey, Multiple Languages
The Checkbox Survey interface provides a simple way to allow for multiple language versions of each question and its associated answer list.
Support for All Survey Elements
All buttons, error messages, and completion messages can be translated,
allowing for a uniform experience for each respondent,
regardless of their spoken language.
Translator Friendly Export and Import
Checkbox Survey also has a unique translator-friendly export/import
feature, which allows all of the text in the application to be exported,
translated, and re-imported.
Analyze Data Across Languages
Once all surveys have been completed, Checkbox Survey consolidates the results of all surveys into a single language report, which allows the survey administrator to analyze the survey results in his native language. However, data can also be filtered based on respondents’ language(s), if desired.
Supports Unlimited Languages
Checkbox Survey can be translated into an unlimited number of languages to ensure that no user or respondent is excluded.
Common Language Files Included
Checkbox Survey includes pre-packaged languages files* to help
facilitate the process of adding support for other languages.
Multiple Options for Setting Survey Language
Checkbox Survey gives users and respondents several options to set their preferred language, including a dropdown menu, a parameter embedded in the URL, or a parameter based on a registered user’s account.
* Language files include translations for the buttons and messages, not
the actual survey or administrative interface.