內容簡介
Stedica Surveys 是一款專為 WordPress 設計的調查與問卷建立工具。使用者可以透過拖放介面輕鬆建立調查，並在控制台中查看結果，所有回應將儲存在自己的資料庫中。
【主要功能】
• 拖放式建構器，輕鬆調整問題順序
• 支援無限調查與無限問題
• 17 種問題類型，滿足各種需求
• 條件邏輯，根據先前答案顯示或隱藏問題
• 垃圾郵件防護，確保回應真實性
• 短碼、Gutenberg 區塊及 Elementor 小工具整合
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原文外掛簡介
Stedica Surveys is a survey and questionnaire builder for WordPress. Build a
survey by dragging questions into sections, publish it with a shortcode, and
read the results in your own dashboard. Responses are stored in your
own database.
Everything listed below works in this plugin. Nothing is time-limited, capped,
or switched off pending a purchase.
Building
Drag-and-drop builder — reorder sections and questions by dragging
Unlimited surveys, unlimited questions per survey
17 question types — surveyor, open ended, closed ended, multiple choice,
Likert scale, dichotomous (yes/no), rating, number, dropdown, matrix,
ranking, image choice, demographic, calculated field, photo upload, date,
signature
Conditional logic — show or hide questions based on earlier answers
Answer piping — put an earlier answer into a later question’s wording:
“How was your visit to {answer:q1}?”
Option randomisation — shuffle a question’s answer options per respondent
to cancel order bias, with “Other” and “None of the above” pinned in place
Starter templates — NPS, customer satisfaction, employee engagement,
event feedback, product feedback and a store/field audit
Question Library — save a question once, reuse it across surveys
Survey versioning, with a Go-Live mode that locks schema changes
Keeping responses trustworthy
Spam protection — a hidden decoy field, a submission-timing check and a
per-connection rate limit. No CAPTCHA, nothing sent to any third party, and
nothing for the respondent to do
One response per person — by WordPress account, by browser, or by network
address, with the limits of each stated where you choose it
Response cap — close the survey automatically once it reaches a set number
Anonymous responses — do not record which account submitted a response
Collecting
Shortcode [stedica_survey id="123"], a Gutenberg block, and an
Elementor widget
Offline capture, switchable per survey — a progressive web app queues
answers on the respondent’s device with no connection and syncs them when the
signal returns. Turn it off per survey for anything only ever taken online
Offline Sync Monitor showing what is queued and what has landed
Progress bar, and save-and-resume for long surveys
Photo upload for image evidence, with server-side validation
Notifying
Email notification when a response is submitted, to any list of recipients
Confirmation email back to the respondent, when the response contains an
address
Merge tags for the survey name, the respondent, any individual answer, or the
whole response
Set defaults once for every survey, then override them per survey
Optional Reply-To the respondent, so replying reaches the person
Responses collected offline notify when they sync, not silently
Webhooks — POST each response to a URL you enter, so another system can
react to it. Automatic retry if the endpoint is down, and a Send test button
so you can prove it works before going live
Reading
Results dashboard — response counts, completion rate, per-question breakdowns,
section metrics and a submission timeline
Charts — doughnut, bar, stacked bar and a response-over-time line, chosen
automatically to suit each question type. Every chart carries a matching data
table, so the figures are readable by screen readers and copyable
Net Promoter Score — promoters, passives and detractors, with the score
and the base
Cross-tabulation — break one question down by another (satisfaction by
region), with row, column or total percentages
Individual response viewer — open one response and read it as a document,
every question in order, with the wording that was on screen when it was
answered
Question drill-down
CSV and Excel (XLSX) export of every response
REST API for external reporting tools
Per-survey backup, restore, and clear-data
Running it safely
A Survey Editor role, so people can build surveys without full admin rights
Admin audit log
GDPR personal-data exporter and eraser, wired into WordPress’s own privacy tools
Plugin Health screen that checks tables, capabilities and scheduled jobs
Extensions, sold separately
These are separate products and are not required. This plugin is complete
without them.
Stedica Surveys Premium — GPS capture, a geo intelligence map, territory
and KPI dashboards, risk alerts, and Power BI integration
Data Sources add-on — question options populated from an imported CSV or
XLSX file, with dependent filtering
AI Images add-on — product recognition, image recognition and image
comparison question types
External services
Nothing is sent anywhere by default. Out of the box this plugin makes no
outbound requests: surveys, responses and uploads stay in your own WordPress
database and on your own server.
Two things can send data out, and both are off until you switch them on.
Webhooks (optional, off by default)
If you enter a webhook URL under Stedica Surveys → Notifications, each completed
response is POSTed to that URL — one you choose, not a service we run. The
request contains the survey id and name, the response id and submission time, and
the answers. It does not include IP or device hashes, WordPress user ids, or
internal version ids.
Requests go out through WordPress’s own wp_safe_remote_post(), which refuses
private and reserved network addresses. If you set a signing secret, each request
carries an X-Stedica-Signature header — HMAC-SHA256 of the request body — so
your endpoint can verify it. The secret itself is never transmitted.
Because the destination is yours, its terms and privacy policy are whatever
applies to the endpoint you point it at.
Licensing and updates (Freemius)
The plugin bundles the Freemius SDK. It runs in anonymous mode: everything
described above works without connecting, and no account, opt-in or consent is
required for any feature of this plugin. Nothing is sent until you choose to
start a trial or activate a licence.
The SDK is used for three things, all optional:
the 7-day free trial of Stedica Surveys Premium, a separate paid plugin;
licensing for the optional paid add-ons, and delivering their updates;
delivering updates to Premium itself, which is not distributed here.
If you start a trial or activate a licence, the plugin then contacts
api.freemius.com periodically to validate it and to check for updates. What is
sent is set out on screen before you agree: your WordPress name and email, the
site’s URL, title and language, the WordPress, PHP and plugin versions it runs,
and whether the plugin is still active. Your surveys and their responses are
never sent. The list of other plugins and themes installed on the site, which
the SDK can collect by default, is switched off in this plugin and never
transmitted.
The Premium Version menu item opens checkout.freemius.com in a new tab. That
is a link you click, not a background request.
Terms: https://freemius.com/terms/
Privacy: https://freemius.com/privacy/
