About VoxDash
VoxDash is a cloud platform for publishing, governing, and discovering polling data. Data providers share and visualize survey results without exposing raw files. With multilingual support and fine-grained access controls, providers can manage access at the level of each file, variable, or survey question. Access can be granted tospecific users, groups, or entire email domains , and scheduled to start and expire on exact dates for embargoes or limited-time collaborations. Users can link multiple institutional and personal emails to a single account, allowing them to switch easily between affiliations and seamlessly access datasets across all organizations to which they are affiliated. VoxDash is the open-science home for polling data. It provides survey datasets and question-level results with a permanent, searchable, and open-access home, making polling evidence accessible, verifiable, and reusable. Every public dataset is free to deposit, free to use, and free forever, reflecting our commitment to the FAIR principles: Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable. Every dataset and individual survey question receives a permanent webpage and persistent VoxDash ID for reliable citation, accompanied by structured metadata (including JSON-LD) to enhance discoverability. Each dataset can also receive a DOI through integrated DataCite registration, enabling citation-grade persistence across repositories. VoxDash solves a long-standing issue: most survey data lives in SPSS or CSV files, which are unindexed, unsearchable, and invisible to the broader world. The webpage generated for each survey question makes the survey results discoverable by search engines and AI.For Data Users
VoxDash automatically renders interactive dashboards for survey datasets – no downloads needed – so teams can filter, crosstab, and map results in the browser. Users can apply response option filters, code-out or group response options, and run crosstabs to gain deeper insights. Users can request access to datasets and manage organization invitations. Notifications keep users informed when new datasets, versions, or collaboration invites become available. When permitted, you can trend your results alongside comparable questions from other providers. Public data appears in a searchable archive with filters, geographic visualizations, topic tags, and download options in standard formats (when permitted by the provider). Geographic data is automatically visualized with interactive maps, including automatic drilldowns (e.g., from country to state or province), and supports both ISO 3166 standards and provider-specific geo-codes. Data providers can upload their own coding schemes once, and VoxDash recognizes them across projects. When regional samples are small, providers can aggregate adjacent regions to stabilize maps and comparisons.For Data Owners/Providers: Governance & Monetization
For data owners, VoxDash provides a comprehensive control panel to publish selected data, set licenses, fine-tune visibility, and monetize access, down to the individual question level. It is a platform for showcasing your work, reaching new audiences, and generating revenue from previously untapped channels, while maintaining complete ownership and control over your data. Organizations manage users and groups centrally, assign roles, and control workspace-level permissions. Providers can attach customized terms and contracts to datasets and reuse them across projects, ensuring consistent governance and compliance without the need for repetitive setup. VoxDash automatically generates acceptance logs for every contract and terms-of-use confirmation, allowing providers to export detailed compliance records for auditing. Private or embargoed datasets remain under the provider’s control, and providers can monetize access under their own terms. VoxDash supports rich contextualization. Data providers can upload field documents and codebooks, as well as specify project-level metadata, including fieldwork dates, modes, and geographic coverage. They can also select from flexible licensing options (e.g., CC BY, CC0, or user-customized licenses). Data providers can access detailed audit logs that track the usage and downloads of their datasets. A provider dashboard displays real-time metrics on dataset views, downloads, and revenue activity, giving data owners visibility into their reach and performance. Each public data provider has a profile page that lists their uploaded projects and allows users to filter results by organization.For Data Owners/Providers: AI, Branding, and Security
VoxDash integrates AI assistance for data preparation and interpretation, including multilingual survey translation, automated metadata enrichment, and SPSS shell generation for streamlined analysis. Ask natural-language questions about your data – ‘How do Gen Z and Boomers differ on Q3?’ – and get instant answers without writing queries. For open-ended responses, VoxDash can propose and refine a codebook with you, then auto-code at scale (with options for sentiment, translation, and brand tagging). Organizations can also run VoxDash on their own domain and brand the experience, from logo placement to full white-label configurations. Behind the scenes, VoxDash operates on hardened, auto-scaling cloud infrastructure with global acceleration and layered security (SSO/2FA, WAF, DDoS mitigation) to ensure data remains both fast and secure. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and admins can review account activity for security oversight. VoxDash uses independently audited payment and infrastructure systems to support compliance with international data-protection and financial standards. VoxDash creates a searchable, decentralized polling archive that connects data creators and data users, unlocking thousands of previously siloed surveys and fostering a diverse marketplace of voices. VoxDash enhances public discourse by expanding access to credible opinion data and giving voice to underrepresented polling sources. For our long-term vision and philosophical grounding, see the VoxDash Vision page. (Informational overview. The VoxDash Terms of Service remain the binding document. This text may be updated.)Getting Started
Getting started: Data user
Find, explore, and understand survey data.
Getting started: Data creator
Set up projects, import data, and govern access.
Purchase a plan
Choose and activate your first plan.
Purchase an add-on
Extend capabilities with recurring or one-time add-ons.
Public access
Control what content can be accessed publicly.
Homepage setup
Configure your product homepage experience.
Core Features
Dashboard
High-level overview of usage, storage, and activity.
Data projects
Browse and manage your data projects.
Data project page
Explore a single project’s details and actions.
Data profile
Understand structure, fields, and metadata.
Advanced search
Find exactly what you need across datasets.
Trends
Visualize trends and key metrics.
Data & Imports
Data entry
Add and edit records manually.
Bulk upload
Upload many records at once.
Multi bulk upload
Batch import from multiple sources.
Sample file
Use a template to prepare your data.
SPSS overview
Work with SPSS-based workflows.
SPSS import
Import data from SPSS into the system.
Map SPSS fields
Map and align SPSS fields to your schema.
Users & Access
User management
Create and manage user accounts.
User groups
Organize users and permissions.
Admin management
Admin-level settings and controls.
Security settings
Configure security and authentication.
Entity access
Manage access by entity or scope.
Terms & conditions
Review the terms for using the service.
Vendors & Individuals
Vendors list
Browse and manage vendors.
Vendor page
View vendor details and actions.
Create vendor
Add a vendor for your organization.
Roles for vendor individuals
Understand roles and permissions.
Individuals list
Browse and manage individuals.
Individual page
Explore a person’s details and insights.
Individual profile (each user)
Profile view for each user’s data.
Visualization & Questions
Maps
Map-based exploration of data.
Drilldown map
Drill into geographic hierarchies.
Map visualization (questions)
Visualize survey questions on maps.
Question page
View and analyze a single question.
Question list
Browse available questions.
Archives
Public archive
Archived content and legacy references.