Sending a Program Survey

Programs have the option of sending surveys when applicants are invited to interview or after they have been invited. 

To view the steps for sending a survey with an interview invitation, visit our user guide for Inviting Applicants to Interview.

NOTE: All surveys can be sent at any time throughout the recruitment season. We strongly suggest that the Post-Interview and Post-Match surveys are sent separately from the Pre-Interview Surveys after the interview or Match is complete.

Sending a Post-Interview or Post-Match Survey to Applicants

  1. Navigate to the "Applicants" page from the upper menu at the top
  2. Click the checkbox or “Select All” applicants that the survey should be sent to
    Alternatively, you can select the 3 dots action button next to an individual applicant and select “Send Survey” to one applicant at a time.             
  3. Click the “Action” button
  4. Select “Send Survey”
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  5. The Send Survey modal will open where you will click the dropdown for “Select surveys to send"
  6. Select the checkbox next to any surveys that should be sent.


  7. The "Send to # applicants" button will display the number of applicants selected to receive the survey. Click the Send button to send; select Cancel if you no longer wish to send the surveys.
  8. A confirmation message will appear in the upper right-hand corner of your screen.
  9. Once the applicant has been sent a survey, they will receive a notification informing them of the survey and/or if any changes have been made to one that has been sent to them previously.
    NOTE: The notification can be customized via the "Applicant Survey Assigned" email template. To customize email templates see Managing/ Editing Automatic Email Templates)

For additional questions or support please contact our team by submitting a ticket here or from the teal "Contact Thalamus Customer Support" button in the lower right hand corner of any page of our website.

 

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