Scripts and surveys are the two tools that make a walk conversation valuable. Scripts make sure every volunteer says the right thing. Surveys capture what voters tell you at the door — data that feeds your targeting for the next round of outreach.Documentation Index
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Scripts
A script is the talking points a volunteer reads at the door. It appears on their phone with a tap of the Script button.Creating a script
- Go to Dashboard → Scripts → New Script
- Write your talking points in the editor
- Use
{{tokens}}to personalize:{{walker_name}}— the volunteer’s first name{{first_name}}— the voter’s first name{{address}}— the stop’s street address{{city}}— the city
- Click Save to publish
Assigning a script to a walk
When generating walks or from the walk detail page, select the script from the Script dropdown.Surveys
Surveys are the questions your volunteer asks when someone answers the door. Responses are saved to that voter’s record and available in real-time on the dashboard.Why surveys matter
Survey responses are the most valuable data you’ll collect. They tell you:- Who is a confirmed supporter (prioritize for GOTV)
- Who is undecided (prioritize for persuasion)
- Who is opposed (remove from future contact)
- What issues voters care about most (sharpen your message)
Creating a survey
- Go to Dashboard → Surveys → New Survey
- Add questions. Question types:
- Yes/No — quick binary
- Rating (1–5) — support level scale
- Single choice — pick one from a list
- Multi-choice — pick multiple
- Short text — free-form note
- Mark required questions vs. optional
- Click Save
Assigning a survey to a walk
Select the survey from the Survey dropdown when creating or editing a walk.Viewing survey results
Go to Dashboard → Walks → [walk name] → Results. You’ll see:- Response breakdown by question (charts)
- Individual voter responses
- Support level distribution across the walk