Electronic platforms like Survey Monkey, Qualtrics, and Question Pro can be useful tools for assessment, baseline studies, and simple information gathering, but have limitations for complex longitudinal studies, monitoring, and evaluation. While offering friendly interfaces for survey design and data collection, they provide only basic statistical analysis capabilities and require exporting data to other tools like SPSS or Excel for more robust analysis. These platforms reduce costs compared to printed surveys and make accessing internet-connected samples easier, but are not full monitoring and evaluation systems and may not be suitable for following indicators over time in complex, high-impact studies. Researchers should carefully consider the platform's functions and licensing options to determine what level of data collection, analysis and reporting it can adequately support for