Start a study from scratch or upload a file

Start a study from scratch or upload a file

Once you've signed up and logged in to your account, you will be directed to the PROJECT DIRECTORY page. To create a new study, just click the +New Project button and you can either build a study from scratch or upload from an existing questionnaire file (Word or Excel).



Build from Scratch 

Build from inca’s suite of specialty qualitative and quantitative questions to meet your custom research needs. To learn more about the different QUESTION TYPES available on the platform, click here. 

Upload from a file

 To learn more about uploading a questionnaire file, please click this article here. 

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