Prompt: draft a beneficiary feedback survey

Good feedback tells you what is working and what is not — if you ask well. This prompt drafts a short, plain, unbiased survey for the people you support, matched to your outcomes and pitched to your audience. You check the questions are not leading and that you handle responses lawfully and safely.

What to paste in

Give the AI what you want to learn, who will answer and their access needs, how you will collect it, and how short you want it. It writes a neutral survey with a plain intro, clear questions and a note on consent and use.

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What to check afterwards

Check no question nudges people toward positive answers, and that language and format suit your audience. Keep it short, tell people why you are asking and how responses will be used, and have a plan if a survey might surface distress or a disclosure.

A survey written to produce praise gives you praise and no way to improve — neutral wording and full answer ranges are what make feedback useful.

Worked example

The illustrative example uses neutral questions with balanced options, stays short, and points anyone in distress toward a member of staff.

CharityIQ can design feedback surveys grounded in your outcomes and the people you actually work with.