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Qualtrics

Simulate customer and employee experiences before they happen, predict what comes next, and take intelligent action that drives better outcomes.

Qualtrics is commercial forms and surveys software made by Qualtrics. Qualtrics was founded in 2002. Its English Wikipedia article has about 9.7k readers a month on phones.

Made by
Qualtrics
Since
2002
Wikipedia readers on phones
9.7k a month
Source code
Closed

Website Wikipedia

Judgement

What it is
Complete system
What it does
Enterprise survey and experience management platform for customer, employee and market research, with advanced analytics.
Adopt it when
A large organisation or university runs serious research programmes and needs advanced survey logic and statistics.
Watch out
Expensive with annual contracts, and far more than most small teams need.
Ready for
Production-ready
Runs as
Cloud service
What the license allows
Closed source: you use it under the maker's terms and cannot change or resell the code.

Judged on 2026-11-03 from the maker's description and Wikipedia. The license and age lines are worked out directly.

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Under it

Every program, Qualtrics included, runs on a microchip.

How compilers were built, back to punched paper tape

The description is the maker's own, quoted as written. Facts come from Wikipedia and refresh weekly. Readers are counted on Wikipedia's mobile site only, because automated traffic that Wikimedia does not flag inflates desktop counts.