Get real-time insights to make informed decisions quickly and efficiently.
Our Service
Viamo’s Digital Surveys allow you to bypass the costs, delays, security risks and coordination involved in door-to-door survey collection. Engage with your audience directly on any mobile phone, obtaining the data you need to make informed decisions.
Take your data collection to the next level by integrating your Digital Surveys with the Viamo Platform, amplifying your survey’s reach to a database of 25 million people in 25 countries.
Viamo’s Digital Surveys are perfect for…
- Directly communicating with the people whose opinions you value most, gathering feedback from people in even the most remote communities in real time.
- Using the Viamo Platform to get a nationwide pulse on topics that matter.
- Collecting feedback and research at any stage, tracking how responses change over time or obtaining a singular data point.
- Acquiring the data needed to create lasting programmatic solutions.
- Gaining instant insights through our interactive dashboards.
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Audio Sample
Listen to the sample audio we delivered
Listen to a survey done by Fidelity Bank.
UNICEF in Ghana released a survey to understand childhood health and parenting.
How it works
Launch your survey anywhere, anytime, on any mobile phone.
Our Achievement
With our partners, we have conducted over 300 mobile surveys globally.
Case Studies
We’ve had over 5 million people complete surveys.
Testimonials
What our partners say
“The 3-2-1 service’s use of interactive voice response technology enables the INGC to better communicate with citizens in these remote areas where the internet is scarce and literacy is low.”
Storm Warning, Mozambique
“What has suddenly got 100 times cheaper and 10 times faster? Working with Viamo, they reduced the cost of surveying citizens by more than 95%.”
Citizen feedback, Nigeria
“The use of voice messaging is particularly promising as it is able to reach populations with low level literacy.”