NIPO review
A fieldwork suite spanning online, face-to-face, and telephone interviewing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
NIPO brings online, face-to-face, and telephone interviewing into a survey software portfolio for professional market research teams. Nfield Online supports responsive surveys across smartphones, tablets, and desktop, with email invitations, distribution, and panel-provider integration. For in-person work, Nfield CAPI supports offline interviews that synchronize later. NIPO CATI covers sample and appointment management. This breadth suits teams that coordinate multiple fieldwork modes; a buyer focused on a single survey channel may find the portfolio broader than necessary.
Fieldwork oversight is a notable strength. Live reports cover completes, drop-outs, interview duration, and cross tables, while interview data can be delivered continuously to a reporting database. CAPI quality controls include GPS tracking, and NIPO CAWI questionnaires support conjoint measurement. The listed ecosystem includes Microsoft Power BI and panel providers, with APIs also described for Nfield Online. That combination can suit research operations needing to monitor collection and move results into a reporting environment, though the listed integrations are relatively focused.
NIPO uses a contact-sales model and invites prospective customers to request a demo rather than publishing plan prices. Deployment varies by product: Nfield is a cloud platform, while NIPO CATI is described as an on-premise Windows product; web, Android, API, and self-hosted options are also listed. Email and documentation are support channels, and the stated compliance posture includes ISO 27001 and GDPR. Teams should consider NIPO when they need online and in-person fieldwork with reporting controls, and assess alternatives if public, plan-by-plan pricing or a broader named integration set is essential.
Questions about NIPO
What does NIPO run on? Web and Android. It runs in the cloud, self-hosted and as a mobile app.
What does NIPO integrate with? 2 integrations: Microsoft Power BI and Panel providers.
Who is NIPO built for? Small businesses, mid-market companies and enterprises (our editorial estimate).
NIPO pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Collect surveys online, offline in person, and by telephone
- Track CAPI fieldwork with GPS and live progress reports
- Manage panel-provider links, conjoint measures, and CATI appointments
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing is available through a sales conversation rather than public plans
- NIPO CATI is an on-premise Windows product, unlike the cloud Nfield platform
- Listed integrations are limited to Power BI and panel providers
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