A considered step towards secure, future-proof research
The University of Twente has recently switched to the survey tool from Crowdtech. In doing so, Crowdtech Survey replaces, among others, Qualtrics, an American provider. This decision reflects a growing need in the market: greater control over data, an intuitive way of working, and confidence when it comes to privacy.
Why make the switch?
Users want to be certain that their data is stored securely and that it stays within Europe. With Crowdtech, that’s a given. All data is safely hosted in a highly secure data centre in Amsterdam. This removes any doubt about where data goes, and avoids unnecessary regulatory complexity.
For the University of Twente, this was the deciding factor. They were looking for a tool that would allow them to conduct research safely, independently and flexibly, without compromising on ease of use or functionality.
Getting started quickly
Researchers at UT were pleasantly surprised by how easy Crowdtech is to use. No technical knowledge is required to quickly build a strong questionnaire, apply smart logic, or present results clearly. Internally, there’s already plenty of sharing going on about how staff, researchers and students are getting the most out of the platform.
Crowdtech also offers everything you’d expect from a modern survey tool: from mobile-friendly questionnaires to powerful dashboards, smart filters and integrations with other systems. That makes it an ideal choice for teams that want fast insights, without relying on IT support.
A safe choice for the future
Universities aren’t the only ones taking a closer look at their software. More and more organisations want to work with tools that genuinely take privacy seriously and align with European legislation.
At Crowdtech, we believe great research starts with trust. That’s why we make sure you always stay in control of your data while relying on a stable, innovative platform that’s ready for the future. Curious to see whether
Crowdtech could be a good fit for your organisation? We’d love to think along with you.



