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Surveys in LinearB

Surveys in LinearB: Gather structured team feedback on developer experience, productivity, and tooling. Visualize results in real time with dashboards and heat maps to spot trends and drive improvement.

Steven Silverstone
Updated by Steven Silverstone

The Surveys feature in LinearB allows organizations to collect structured, team-level feedback to better understand developer experience, productivity, tooling, and satisfaction.

The feature is currently in Beta

Accessing Surveys

To open the Surveys view:

  1. From the left navigation bar, click Productivity > Surveys. (The feature is currently marked as Beta).
  2. You’ll be directed to the Management tab of the Surveys page.

Management Tab

The Management tab lists all active and past surveys. Each row displays:

  • Survey Name
  • Start and End Dates
  • Selected Topics
  • Status: Running or Completed
  • Responses: Number of submissions received

You can use this tab to:

  • End active surveys
  • View results from completed surveys
  • Preview questions for any survey
  • Track participation trends over time
  • Create a new survey by clicking + Create new.

Go to: Creating a New Survey

Dashboard Tab

The Dashboard tab provides a high-level view of responses across selected survey topics. You can select a specific survey from the dropdown list to view real-time results. Key data points include:

  • Average Scores per Topic: Each survey topic (e.g., Developer Experience, AI-Assisted Development) is assigned an average score based on participant responses (1–5 scale).
  • Total Score: The overall average score across all selected topics.
  • Participants: Total number of individuals who submitted a response.
  • Quotes: Number of free-text comments provided.

Clicking a topic opens a detailed breakdown:

  • Each survey statement is listed with its average score.
  • Icons display how many people answered and how many left a comment.
  • Click the arrow on the right to expand and view a visual distribution of answers (Strongly Disagree to Strongly Agree), as well as any open-text responses.

When viewing a survey with multiple teams or groups, a heatmap appears below the main results. This allows you to compare scores across all participating teams, highlighting areas that may need follow-up or discussion.

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Creating a Survey in LinearB

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