Does anyone know if it is possible trigger a survey x seconds after a certain event is triggered? For instance, if we want to fire a survey on after someone clicks on a certain button (an event), could we then fire the survey 10 seconds after a user clicks on this button? Would this be something we could do within the Qualtrics UI? Or would this be something we would have to bake into our back-end trigger logic with our Engineering team? I know that it is possible to trigger a survey after a user has spent x amount of time on the site in general, but I'm wondering about x amount of time after a specific event is triggered.
Good afternoon from a cloudy Sweden!
How do you want to deliver the survey? You say “fire a survey” but is that in an email or is it in a pop-up in the browser or just a 10 second delay from when button pressed until the survey shows up in the window? :)
Thanks in advance
-Mattias
Good morning from a sunny Sweden!
I would say that the mechanism for this would lie within the button itself. Where is that hosted/placed? Because just showing the survey in a pop-up browser window is nothing special. You just need to code your button to refer to the survey to be shown in the pop-up.
Or are you asking for what code to give the button? I’m 100% sure some of the JS wizards in here can help you with that. But I think they need to know where this button is located in order to help you.
All the best
-Mattias
That is helpful, and enough info for me to get started - thank you!
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