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Hi everyone,

I need to match data from an online survey (part 1, done through Qualtrics) with a real-world action by the survey respondent (part 2). The platform for real-world action is flexible. It can be making a donation (say through a website accepting USD), signing an on-line petition, etc. 

Can anyone tell if it’s possible to match the online survey respondents with their real-world action (singing in case of online petition or amount in case of donation). The context is a global carbon tax project.  

Thanks for your help.

Yes, you can ask for their email address or set unique id in the survey flow.

Use supplemental data to store all your unique ID’s. 

 

Now in the second survey, use the embedded data in second survey url and use supplemental data in the second survey flow.

Yes, you can ask for their email address or set unique id in the survey flow.

Use supplemental data to store all your unique ID’s. 

 

Now in the second survey, use the embedded data in second survey url and use supplemental data in the second survey flow.

Sorry, I didn’t get it. Can you explain how to do that for making online donation?

​@rochak_khandelwal I saw your recent post and I’m assuming you’ve already redirect them to the donation site at the EoS. But if you want to linking the real life behavior with the response, you need these things.

  1. You need to know the response they answered: add queryString at the end of the redirect link that indicate the responseId
  2. Your site need to capture that responseId and also capture their behaviors in that same browsing session
  3. Your donation site use this API to reflect back what they actually did in the session. https://api.qualtrics.com/daed82306b1ea-update-response

Now you will see if they actually did walk the walk or just talk the talk.

​@rochak_khandelwal I saw your recent post and I’m assuming you’ve already redirect them to the donation site at the EoS. But if you want to linking the real life behavior with the response, you need these things.

  1. You need to know the response they answered: add queryString at the end of the redirect link that indicate the responseId
  2. Your site need to capture that responseId and also capture their behaviors in that same browsing session
  3. Your donation site use this API to reflect back what they actually did in the session. https://api.qualtrics.com/daed82306b1ea-update-response

Now you will see if they actually did walk the walk or just talk the talk.

Hi ​@Nam Nguyen that means I need access to the donation site backend data and it can’t be a third party who is already active. Am I right?

​@rochak_khandelwal Yeah, I don’t think you can capture behavior on someone else website without the permission. Once they in the website, it’s out of Qualtrics reach

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