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Quickstart guide

Welcome to Private Panels, your one-stop solution for panel management. With Private Panels, you can build your own participant pool, run studies, and more. But first, let’s run through a few steps to get you (and your team!) up and running.

1

Set up your account

If you’re new to Private Panels, the first thing to do is create your account. Whether you’ve been invited by an admin or need to create your account from scratch, see sign in to private panels for more information.

If you’re an admin, you’ll also want to invite the members of your team who should have Private Panels access. For more information, see Invite users to Private Panels.

2

Customize your communications

Private Panels lets you customize branding elements, email sender information, and more to offer your panelists a consistent, on-brand experience. Here are some useful resources to help:

3

Connect to your other tools

With integrations, you can supercharge your Private Panels workflows using tools you already have. For more information on what’s available, see Integrations.

4

Understand the panel structure

Before you can build out your panels, it’s important to understand what components power them. Here’s a quick breakdown:

  • Panel properties: Individual pieces of data you want to store about each of your panelists. If you think about Private Panels as a spreadsheet, panel properties are your columns, and panelists are your rows. For more information, see panel properties.

  • Multiple panels: Most teams start with one panel. If you have distinct audiences, for example consumers vs. enterprise buyers, you can plan separate panels. For more information, see multiple panels.

5

Add panelists (or recruit them)

Once you’ve set up your panels, you can add your panelists. Whether you already have panelists or want to recruit them, Private Panels offers two main options:

6

Run a study

Once you’ve worked through the above steps, you’re ready to gather insights using a Private Panels study. For more information, see create a private panels study. If you also have access to the core Dscout platform, you can add panelists directly to a Dscout study. For more information, see add participants to a dscout study from private panels.