How to export form data?

[Anonymous]

I already know how to figure out who filled the form out by using a smart list/smart campaign. I also know how to view what questions they answered by altering my view. I also know how to export the data to a .csv.

What I'm wondering is - is that really it? Is there really not a nicer way to export that form data?

My company switched to Marketo from Constant Contact, and CC had a much nicer way of exporting that data. It showed aggregates of responses, and it was generally a lot cleaner and easier to read than a .csv file. Is there any way to do any kind of visual reporting with form data, like we can in Revenue Cycle Explorer with emails?

Thanks!

[Grégoire_Miche2]

Hi Alex,

A very good point you are raising here. Marketo is not really good at this. Post the idea in the community, I'll vote

May be a need for a "form insight" tool?

-Greg

[Anonymous]

We have a tool called email insights, have you seen this yet?

[Grégoire_Miche2]

Hi Jamie,

It's great but it's is for emails, for for form field value stats

-Greg

[Anonymous]

Thats true, campaign insights will be released in the near future I hear

[Grégoire_Miche2]

Great. Looking forward

-Greg

[Anonymous]

It's true, the export feature is really just about it.  You can also subscribe to reports and have them emailed to you.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the info, Jamie! With the automatic report delivery, I know how you can do that for emails/link performance, etc, but does it work for form results? That automatic report might be good enough, if it's formatted like the other reports. I think the main thing we really want to see is aggregated results from surveys. Combing through the data on a .csv, especially when you have hundreds of respondents, can be rather time consuming.

[Anonymous]

I don;t believe that will be possible.  I guess what you could do is use a numeric scale on the form values to get averages etc... instead of actual answers.  You could even mask the numeric values in the form so answer A = 1, answer b = 2 etc...  This just may be a different way for you to think about processing the form data after you get it.  It may allow you to do more automated statistical analysis that way.

[Anonymous]

Im looking to build a report that pulls in data from form fields (not just number of people completed the reports)

So far I can get a field's data by grouping by that field, but cant see everything in a simple way.

Frustrating.