July 2026 Releases

What’s New – July 2026

This month’s release includes improvements across survey building, survey distribution, data privacy, AI-powered analysis, dashboards, reporting, and platform security.

Highlights

New tpuid system variable

All licenses

The tpuid (ThirdPartyUniqueId) is a standard read-only system variable ({{url.tpuid}}) that prevents duplicate participation in external distribution systems by uniquely identifying each interview. This allows respondents to resume their progress across devices while blocking multiple submissions, with the value available in raw data, filters, and Rich Text Editor placeholders.

Read more: Preventing Duplicate Participation with Third Party Unique Id URL Variable (tpuid)

Synchronize panel and survey variables after field phase

License: Community Extension

Panel member variables can now receive values based on past survey answers. This synchronization enables precise filtering of next survey distributions based on past panel member answers.

Improvements and Fixes

AI open comments analysis: AI topics recommendation on filtered dataset

License: Expert

We’ve improved the AI Text Analytics Wizard by reordering the setup steps. The “Filter” step now precedes “Questions,” ensuring that AI topic recommendations are based only on your selected, filtered dataset.

New Belgian language options

All licenses

Two new survey and report languages are now available:

  • French (Belgium): fr-BE
  • Dutch (Belgium): nl-BE

Read more: Available languages

Stronger password requirements

All licenses

The minimum password length is now 10 characters for both Survalyzer users and panel members. The new rule applies when creating or resetting a password, so existing users are not required to change their current password immediately. All other requirements remain the same.

Faster initial report loading

All licenses

We’ve optimized report loading. You should notice a quicker start-up times for all your reports.

Optional “Bad quality” redirect URL

License: All licenses

The Bad quality URL is now optional in the third-party sample wizard. If the field is left empty and an interview receives the “Bad Quality” state, the Complete URL is used as a fallback.

Your Insights Help Us Grow – What Should We Focus on Next?

If you have any thoughts related to the features above, or any other feedback related to what we should focus on next, we would love to hear from you:

Updated on August 12, 2026
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