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Kate Farms Case Study: Digital Survey Incentives

Read how Kate Farms used digital survey incentives with a REDCap-connected workflow. In the linked case study, the team reports more responses, a shorter collection period, and better visibility into compensation delivery.

Options may include gift cards · prepaid cards · direct payments · merchandise · charity · swag

OVERVIEW

What Kate Farms Needed from a Survey-Incentive Workflow

Kate Farms wanted an efficient way to compensate people after completed surveys. The team also needed centralized status and delivery records that could support internal review.

KATE FARMS SURVEY INCENTIVE WORKFLOW

VERIFIED COMPLETION

CONFIGURED DELIVERY

REDCAP WORKFLOW

DELIVERY RECORDS

PROGRAM REPORTING

“I’m so grateful that we were able to use your services for this research study—without it, we would likely still be collecting data. Because of how quickly we received responses, we were able to submit some of the data as an abstract to one of our largest annual conferences.”

— Vanessa Millovich (Carr)
Clinical Nutrition Manager
Kate Farms

Customer-reported experience reproduced from the linked case study. Results reflect this engagement and should not be treated as an expectation for other studies.

IN CONTEXT

How Kate Farms Structured Digital Survey Incentives

Kate Farms sought a more efficient way to deliver digital compensation after completed surveys while retaining records for internal tracking and review.

According to the linked case study, the project:

Supported a larger respondent pool.
Helped the team reach its response goal sooner than expected.
Connected compensation delivery with REDCap.
Gave staff more direct visibility into delivery data.

The summary above reflects the case-study content currently available on this page.

About Kate Farms

Kate Farms describes itself as a medical nutrition company that makes plant-based formulas for tube feeding and supplemental nutrition. According to the company’s origin story, its founders began developing a formula after existing options did not meet their daughter Kate’s needs.

This case study concerns research incentive delivery, not clinical effectiveness. Readers should use current manufacturer labeling and qualified clinical guidance when evaluating nutrition products, ingredients, allergens, or suitability for a specific person.

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Use the campaign builder to configure branding, eligible recipients, incentive choices, delivery rules, and reporting. Confirm funding, fees, expiration, replacement, unclaimed-value treatment, tax, privacy, accessibility, study-protocol, and messaging requirements before launch. Related reading: survey incentive planning.

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