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Exporting Your Participant Responses

Need a CSV or Excel spreadsheet of your screener responses?

Written by Jeremy Katzman

Researchers can download a CSV of their participant profiles, including their demographic info if they are qualified, and the answers to their screener questions.


Here's how to export your CSV file:

  • Click on your Project name to view the dashboard

  • Click the "Participants" tab

  • Select the filters you want to be included in the report

  • Click "Export" in the top right corner

Note: In order to export your data you must a credit card on file or enough credit in your account to cover the total expected cost (recruiting fee + incentive) of that project.


How to reach Respondent Support:

1. Start a chat with our Support Team directly from the chat support "bubble" in the bottom right hand corner of your screen (when logged into the Respondent platform). From there, our AI auto-help agent will immediately begin assisting you!

2. Our Support queues are monitored by real humans Monday through Friday, from 11:30 AM Eastern US until 7:30 PM Eastern US, excluding US federal holidays. Please allow more time for our assistance on Monday's and following US federal holidays, as we will be working to get caught up across all pending requests. There is no need to duplicate your outreach or send multiple follow ups, we will be with you as soon as we can!

3. In the event our AI auto-help agent is unable to resolve your issue, or answer your question, simply ask to speak to a human or select the "Talk to a Human" option at anytime and your thread will be escalated for a team member to review.

4. In the event the chat service is down or otherwise unresponsive, please email support@respondent.io as a backup option to reach our team. In order to keep queues organized and our follow up as efficient as possible, please only reach out via one method (either in-app Support Chat or email). Thank you!

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