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Survey templates in HoopAI provide pre-built survey structures that you can customize and deploy in minutes. Instead of building every survey from scratch, start with a template that includes the right question types, slide layout, and scoring logic for common feedback scenarios.

Template library overview

Access the template library when creating a new survey. Navigate to Sites > Surveys, click Create Survey, and browse the available templates. Each template includes:
  • Pre-configured slides with appropriate question types
  • Suggested question text you can edit
  • Rating scales already set to the appropriate range
  • Submission settings with sensible defaults
The template library is updated periodically. If you do not see a template for your use case, you can build a custom template and save it for reuse.

Available templates

TemplateDescriptionKey fields
NPS SurveyNet Promoter Score with 0-10 rating and open-text follow-upRating (10-step), Long Text
CSAT SurveyCustomer satisfaction with 1-5 scaleRating (5-step), Long Text
CES SurveyCustomer Effort Score measuring ease of interactionRating (7-step), Long Text
Post-Purchase FeedbackCollect feedback after a sale or orderRating, Multiple Choice, Long Text
Support Ticket FeedbackRate the quality of a support interactionRating, Radio, Long Text

Customizing a template

After selecting a template, the survey builder opens with all pre-configured slides loaded. You can modify every aspect of the template.
1

Edit question text

Click any question to update the wording. Tailor it to your brand voice and the specific context of your survey (e.g., replace “our service” with your actual service name).
2

Adjust rating scales

Change the number of steps, icon style (stars, hearts, numbers), or endpoint labels on any Rating field.
3

Add or remove slides

Click Add Slide to insert new questions, or delete slides that are not relevant to your use case. Reorder slides by dragging them in the slide panel.
4

Configure field mapping

Map response fields to custom contact fields in the CRM so answers are saved on the contact record for segmentation and automation.
5

Update branding

Add your logo, set brand colors, and configure the thank-you message or redirect URL.
6

Set up Jump To logic

Add conditional routing so respondents see different follow-up questions based on their answers.

Creating custom templates

If none of the built-in templates fit your needs, create your own reusable template.
1

Build your survey

Create a new survey from scratch with all the questions, slides, logic, and branding you want to reuse.
2

Test the survey

Submit a few test responses to confirm the flow, field mapping, and any Jump To logic work correctly.
3

Save as a template

Once you are satisfied with the survey, save it. When you need to create a similar survey in the future, duplicate this survey and modify the copy rather than starting from scratch.
Create a “master” version of each survey type you run regularly (e.g., post-session CSAT, quarterly NPS, event feedback). Name them clearly with a “TEMPLATE” prefix so your team knows not to distribute the master copy.

Sharing templates

Templates can be shared within your HoopAI account in several ways:

Duplicate and assign

Duplicate a survey template and assign it to a specific team member or campaign. Each copy can be customized independently.

Snapshot export

If you use HoopAI snapshots, surveys are included in the snapshot export. This lets you share your survey templates across sub-accounts.

Team access

All team members with survey permissions can view and duplicate existing surveys. Use naming conventions to keep templates organized.

Workflow recipes

Include the survey as part of a workflow recipe. When the recipe is imported, the associated survey template is created automatically.

Best practices

Templates are pre-tested structures. Starting from a template saves time and reduces the chance of design mistakes like missing field mappings or broken logic.
Keep a folder or naming convention for your custom templates (e.g., “TEMPLATE - Post-Service CSAT”). Review and update them quarterly.
When you make significant changes to a template, create a new copy rather than editing the original. This lets you compare performance across versions.
Last modified on March 6, 2026