How simple was it to integrate with your tools? Product Survey Question

Understand how easily users can connect your product with their existing tech stack, revealing friction points in your integration process that could block adoption.

How simple was it to integrate with your tools?
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Very difficultVery easy

Question type

Rating scale 1-7

Primary metric

CES (Customer Effort Score)

Answer scale variations

Comparison table
StyleOptions
Typical choiceVery difficult
Difficult
Somewhat difficult
Neutral
Somewhat easy
Easy
Very easy
Simplicity-focusedExtremely complex
Very complex
Somewhat complex
Moderate
Somewhat simple
Very simple
Extremely simple
Effort-basedRequired much effort
Required effort
Required some effort
Moderate effort
Required little effort
Required minimal effort
Required no effort
Experience-focusedVery frustrating
Frustrating
Somewhat frustrating
Acceptable
Somewhat smooth
Smooth
Very smooth
Time-basedTook far too long
Took too long
Took longer than ideal
Took reasonable time
Took less time than expected
Took little time
Took minimal time

Follow-Up Questions

Understanding why users found integration easy or difficult reveals specific friction points and opportunities for improvement. These follow-ups help you identify which tools cause problems, what documentation gaps exist, and where your integration experience excels.

Which tools did you integrate with?

Knowing which specific tools users integrated with lets you correlate ease scores with particular integrations, helping you prioritize improvements where they'll have the most impact.

What made the integration process difficult or easy?

This open-ended question captures the specific steps, documentation issues, or pleasant surprises that shaped their experience, giving you concrete details you can't get from the score alone.

What would have made the integration easier?

Even users who found integration easy often have suggestions that could make it effortless, while those who struggled will tell you exactly what documentation, features, or support they needed.

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