> ## Documentation Index
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# February 4, 2026

> Three new question types — matrix, ranking and list — plus dynamic quotas, custom domains and SPSS export.

## New question types

### Matrix (desktop and mobile)

A set of sub-questions sharing the same answer options, for rating several aspects of the same product or service on a consistent scale. See [question types](/en/builder/question-types).

### Ranking

Respondents order multiple options by preference or importance, to reveal priorities and trade-offs.

### List

A simple list of options from which the respondent picks one answer (for example an Italian region), for quick standardized selections.

### AI moderation for the "Other" option

On single choice questions with the **Other** option enabled, you can now turn on AI moderation of the open-text answers submitted through it.

## Settings and publishing

### Language switch

You can change the application language from the profile icon (top right) → **Language**.

### Custom domains

Studies can be published on custom domains, configured in **Dashboard → Settings → Custom Domain**.

### Dynamic quotas

You can now cap the number of respondents who pick a given answer option: enable quotas in **Settings → Quotas**, choose a single choice question and the option, and set the maximum value. Once the quota is reached, from the next respondent onward the study closes and shows the quota message you configured. See [quotas](/en/distribute/quotas).

<Note>
  Dynamic quotas work only with single choice questions.
</Note>

### Screen-out on ending screens

Ending screens can be set as screen-out, ending the survey immediately for non-qualified respondents, using the **Screen-out** toggle in the ending screen options.

## Exports

All exports below are available in the **Results** section of the project. See [export](/en/analyze/export).

### SPSS export (.sav)

Export all responses from **Results → Responses → Export → SPSS (.sav)**, with variables correctly typed for statistical analysis.

### Export of unqualified responses

**Results → Export unqualified** exports screened-out responses, marked as unqualified and kept separate from completed ones, in both Excel and SPSS.

### Summary export

From **Results → Summary** you can export the study summary as PDF or Excel.


## Related topics

- [February 12, 2026](/en/whats-new/2026-02-12.md)
- [February 18, 2026](/en/whats-new/2026-02-18.md)
- [February 27, 2026](/en/whats-new/2026-02-27.md)