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# Add a Survey to the Partner Sign-Up Page
You can add custom questions for partners to answer as they sign up for your program. First, [create a survey](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/platform-features/reach-out-to-partners/surveys/create-a-partner-survey.md) then follow the steps below to add it to your partner sign-up page. Once enabled, any partner applying to your brand (via direct link or the brand marketplace) must complete this survey to apply. However, the survey is skipped if a partner bulk-applies to multiple brands at once. Existing partners can [respond to their surveys](/partner/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/platform-features/working-with-brands/surveys/respond-to-brand-surveys.md) on the *Surveys* screen.
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**Note:** You can only add a survey without access restrictions and an expiry date to the partner sign-up page.
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1. From the top navigation bar, select  **\[User profile]** → **Settings**.
2. On the right, under *Branding*, select **Partner Sign Up Page**.
3. Next to *Survey*,  **\[Toggle on]** **Ask custom questions**.
4. From the **Select Survey**  **\[Drop-down menu]**, select the survey you want to add.
5. Select **Save**.
Only partners who complete the program sign-up will have their survey responses captured. To view your survey responses, refer to [Manage Your Surveys](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/platform-features/reach-out-to-partners/surveys/manage-your-surveys.md).
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