Hi @cpschroeder I mapped my data as transactional data. (I used the UI, not the API) It doesn’t matter if the field is embedded data or transactional data. They can all be used as piped texts within emails, surveys, etc. What is important though, that in order for the “match” to work, is that your distribution is sent to the transaction group, like Alea explained before. Otherwise the survey cannot know from which transaction it needs to fetch the value for that field. Ahh, thanks a lot. I looked at that again really closely and only then realized that distributing directly out of the directory seems to be the only way to do this at the moment (whereas distributing out of the survey, which we are usually doing, does not allow choosing a transaction group).
Hi @JoycaV,great thread, it helped us a lot already. Nonetheless, I still have a question about your solution:Did you import your transactional data as [Transaction information] or as [Embedded data] in the respective UI? (Did you use the UI? There’s also an API endpoint for this...) We can (manually) pipe transactional data into distribution e-mails or surveys only if we choose [Embedded data]. Since we cannot rule out many and frequent transactions for certain contacts, this is potentially problematic (for two reasons: contact-level ED might be overwritten in the meantime so that the text piped in migth change from the invite e-mail to the survey session; further, there is a limit of 100 ED fields per contact).To state it explicity: When we save the field “TransactionDescription” as [Transaction information], we can’t (at the moment) pipe it in anywhere, not even with the manual process you described.
Maybe I missed it before, maybe it's new, but there is an API endpoint that does exactly this: List Users in Group. Nonetheless, evgaste1, thanks for your answer!
Hm, ok, you're right in principle. However, this wouldn't allow us to simply import the results data in our dashboard software and match it with another table containing the QIDs. At least to my (admittedly limited) knowledge, this would be a bit too much data cleaning for, e.g., standalone Power BI.
You almost described it entirely yourself. With the response in progress, you should be able to fetch a session/response ID via piped text that you can use to build your own retake link.The question is how to trigger an action that sends out the e-mail if the respondent hasn't finished yet. Shooting from the hip, I would say let users enter their contact data first thing and then set a very brief time-out before the response closes. If you put a condition on the action trigger, it also fires for timed-out responses (without a condition, it only works for responses that users finish regularly, i.e., on the last page). I don't think you can trigger the action via the survey flow while the response is still in progress—a Web Service might do the trick here, but this requires additional resources, of course.By the way, there are two downsides to using a retake link that should be considered: (1) It can increase the amount of auditable responses. (2) It can become a bit quirky because, at l
Judging from what I can find in the API reference, I don't think this is possible at the moment. In any case, I would also appreciate the ability to PUT/POST scoring information.(Edit: In particular, PUT scoring categories. Right now, we have to create them manually in the UI each time, while questions can then be associated with these scoring categories using the API.)
https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/5124/is-it-possible-to-create-a-clickable-public-reportHi!I tried feeding the report HTML by manipulating the QRF file a while ago, but it seems Qualtrics takes stuff like that out again when importing (or I just didn't do it right 😅).The only workaround I know of is that you can copy formatted clickable links from applications like Word into the Qualtrics Reports-report. Those work. However, you would need internal # anchors within the report... if you find Qualtrics adds these, it might work, but I wouldn't bet on it.
Thanks a lot, Tom!I already accepted the answer, but am still curious: Is there any effective way for me to find such information on my own? Or in other words: How did you find that page? The documentation site seems to have been rebuilt and I often find it extremely difficult to get the information I need.Further, there are a couple of (new?) settings not covered by the example, but I hope I can add them to the list by trial and error.
> @TomG said: > > @cpschroeder said: > > @TomG > > I'm also wondering how to read out those divs/WithStruts... how do I gain access to them? > > Use your browser's inspect feature. Could've thought of that... thanks! 😀
@TomG I'm also wondering how to read out those divs/WithStruts... how do I gain access to them?
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