All four are created in the same Mailpro editor, from the Create menu. The difference lies in what you want to get out of it.

ForWhere people answerExamples
FormCollecting informationOn the form page, on your website or via a QR codeContact, sign-up, membership, application, order
SurveyCollecting opinions, with charts for each questionOn the survey page, on one or more pagesSatisfaction, NPS, market research, workplace climate
Quick pollA single question, a single clickRight inside the email: each answer is a buttonChoosing a topic or a date, feedback on an article, a vote
Quiz / examAssessing knowledgeOn the quiz page, with a score at the endTraining, recruitment, revision, contests

A few pointers

All four share the same settings: design in your colors, conditional logic, connection to your contacts, statistics and Excel export. Nothing to relearn when you switch from one to another. Do you have forms created before the new editor? Here is what happens to them.

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