Overview
We use ZenDesk for our support ticket system here at SurveyGizmo, and in the process we have integrated our customer feedback survey directly into the system. The only requirements for this integration are a ZenDesk account and any SurveyGizmo account (though for some additional link branding, we recommend the Pro or Enterprise plans).
The goal is [...]

Hey Everyone!
Just a quick note to let everyone know that tomorrow several updates to the API will be going live at 5pm MT. We are adding five new functions to the API — and making several small modifications to the existing calls. Keep an eye on the API documentation page at 5pm on [...]

One thing we haven’t talked about as much as we probably should is our Survey API. They SurveyGizmo API Version 1.0 allows you to query our infrastructure and retrieve responses as well as perform a few operations on the survey itself. This is how our WordPress survey plugin works. The survey API Version 2.0, available [...]

We have had a big response to our iPoll application. There have been well over 10,000 hits, and hundreds of users have created polls in the past few days. Now we have added a social networking aspect to iPoll. You can ask the world to cast their vote on your poll, and the world [...]

A few days ago we got iPhone fever with the rest of the world. We decided to build a SurveGizmo Mobile Poll application for the iPhone, which you can view at mobile.surveygizmo.com. We learned a few things about developing Web 2.0 applications for the iPhone worth sharing!
Various sources like Gizmodo, FiGMA, and [...]

Like thousands of other people across the US, the team here at SurveyGizmo got a bad case of iPhone fever last Friday. We didn’t intend on actually buying the iPhone ourselves — but it was too slick to resist during our visit to the Apple store.
To celebrate the iPhone (and convince our bookkeeper that [...]

We received our first notice of a 3rd party application created with our API. Anyone who uses iGoogle dashboards to organize their lives is going to love this.
Bryan Richards, Editorial Director of Linux Magazine, developed a Google gadget for SurveyGizmo! Just like our Apple Widget and WordPress Plug-in, the gadget displays your surveys [...]

So Christian got a wild hair last week (it happens round here) when he heard about a contest for new flash visualizations of digg using their API. For those that don’t know digg is a social networking news site largely for geeks (yep that means us). It has over a million users that “digg” stories [...]

We’re excited to announce the availability of the SurveyGizmo API (version 1.9). It lets you write applications that dynamically interact with your surveys, campaigns and reporting!
The API is available to all customers and plans  from free to enterprise accounts. When you create a new plugin, it becomes available to SurveyGizmo users from our account [...]

Do you run surveys? Do you have a Mac? Then monitoring and managing your surveys is just one keystroke away, thanks to our brand new Apple dashboard widget, developed in partnership with wdgty.
For those of you who unfamiliar with the term, a widget is a mini-application that runs on the Apple OS X Dashboard. You [...]

We now have plugin for WordPress (the wildly popular blogging and website management software). This WordPress Survey Plugin allows you as a blogger to easily integrate surveys in your posts and web pages. You will want to create a free SurveyGizmo account to get started!
Then, you can then keep an eye on your response stats [...]