Question formats available

By Team Cocoriko on Feb 9, 2026 10:35:12 AM

There are several question formats available to help you create a consultation, questionnaire or survey that gathers the information you need to make an informed decision.

To add questions, you must first create and configure your consultation. Here are two demo platforms to help you understand which questions are available:

List of available questions: https://demo.v3.cocoriko.org/en
Try out the experience as a participant – respond as a fictional resident of the City of Beaumont: https://demo-municipal.v3.cocoriko.org/en

The table below shows the available question types. Each heading is clickable and will take you to an article explaining how to add and manage that type of question.


Multiple choices	Multiple-choice questions are the ones that offer the widest range of programming options. This type of question will therefore meet most of your needs.
Open-ended	Offre un espace pour écrire un texte libre et la réponse est confidentielle en mode public et pour les administrateurs.
Matrix	Useful format when you have the same answer choices for multiple items. Reproduces the "Likert" question in a more fun and accessible format on mobile devices.
Interactive Map	Meets the need to identify elements in a given territory, whether it be a region, a city, or a park.
Dot voting	Proposes the allocation of points or dollars to different projects. The number of points or dollars allocated can be fixed or variable. Ideal format for participatory budgets.
Proposal	This proposal is useful for gathering feedback from your community on statements such as, for example, the actions proposed in an action plan, statements collected following face-to-face consultations, etc.
Ideas Wall: as a consultation as a section of a consultation	An interactive tool where participants submit proposals or ideas. Participants can also vote on other proposals.

Question formats available

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