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Turn form submissions into visual reports using Jotform Report Builder. Generate bar graphs, pie charts, and submission grids automatically. Analyze form data to make better decisions for your company.
See your form data in a whole new way. Generate form reports using Jotform Report Builder.
Convert form responses into visually stunning reports with customizable charts, graphs, grids, and more. Your automated report will immediately update after each new submission.
Get an instant summary of your submissions. View results in an automatically generated bar chart, which you can change to a donut, pie, or column chart.
Visualize your data in just one click. Transform form submissions into bar graphs, pie charts, grid lists, and more.
Add your existing data to Jotform Report Builder as a CSV or Excel file. Just upload your file, choose your import settings, and select which type of report you want to generate.
Analyze submission trends or patterns by applying customizable filters to your search results without doing any coding.
Make your visual reports look exactly how you want them to. Customize your layout settings, choose a new color palette, change the chart style, and more.
Show your reports to coworkers, clients, stakeholders, and others. Send a link to your report, embed it in any web page, or simply download and print it out for meetings.
Add a visual report to your website. Embedded reports auto-update when you receive new submissions, so you’ll always see the most up-to-date data.
Copy and paste a report URL to send your form reports to colleagues, clients, or stakeholders. When sharing the link, you can customize the privacy settings to keep your reports secure.
Download or print your report as a PDF document in a few easy clicks. When sharing your report online, you can set permissions to give others the ability to download or print it.
Demo Feature: Conditional Logic Demos
Encourage users to elaborate on their answers when collecting surveys or feedback — for example, if a user states that they were dissatisfied with something on an event satisfaction survey, you can show a text box to allow them to explain further.