As default, answers to your survey will be anonymous - but it's easy to add Identities & Properties to your feedback to allow you to track, respond to or segment responses.
Content:
Definitions
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Identities are the unique identifying information for the customer (aka recipient). For example:
email,order_idorcustomer_id -
Properties are any additional information attached to each recipient. For example:
delivery provider,order_idorpayment type -
The Recipient is the person answering the survey
Adding Identities to the Recipient
https://responses.zenloop.com/web/response/<survey_hash_id>/
email_embed/10?identity=test@example.com&identity_type=email
&first_name=john&last_name=brown
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Required:
identityis dynamically injected. The placeholder depends on the system you're using -
Required:
identity_typeis eitheremailorcustomfor everything else. Tip: acustomidentity allows you to pass any type of identity like an order id -
first_nameis dynamically injected. The placeholder depends on the system you're using -
last_nameis dynamically injected. The placeholder depends on the system you're using
Adding Properties to the Recipient
Single value:
&properties[color][]=red&properties[country][]=DE
Multiple value:
&properties[color][]=red&properties[color][]=blue
The values are dynamically injected. The placeholder depends on the system you're using.
Example
Identities and properties should take the following format and be added after each scoring link:
https://responses.zenloop.com/web/response/<survey_hash_id>/email_embed/10?is_a_test=false&identity=test@example.com&identity_type=email&first_name=john&last_name=brown&properties[color][]=red&properties[country][]=DE
For more technical documentation, see our developer documentation
Solutions to common questions:
Q – Do I have to add identity and/or properties?
A – No, these are not required, but will help you to respond to visitors later by storing their information. It is even possible to attach anonymous properties (just leave out any identifying information!)
Q – Is there a limit to the number of values a property has?
A – The limit is 50