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# Can I configure surveys within a workflow?

Yes! Hummingbird can help you set up review types (e.g., EDD, disputes, AML investigations, etc.) with actions/tasks that meet your specific needs. Some review types may include surveys within a review. For example:

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There are several configurations related to surveys that the Hummingbird team can set up for you, including but not limited to:

* Checklist(s) within surveys
* Multiple input fields for a single question
* Dependent survey inputs (e.g., if "other" selected, show text field) - including settings up dependent questions to depend on other dependent questions
* Surveys to be populated by custom interpreters


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