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Hi there,I'm conducting a longitudinal survey where a participant will complete questionnaires at 5 timepoints. I've linked all the surveys together with embedded data.When the participant completes the first survey, their contact details and relevant embedded data are populated into XM Directory. Normally I would then create a workflow to schedule the next survey to be distributed to the respondent x days later, however this won't quite work for what I want to do.Participants are sent a link by their GP practice to take part in the survey - this is approximately one week before they are due to have an appointment with their doctor. As part of this survey, they're asked to provide the date of their upcoming GP appointment (this is done as a text response/content validation question and entered as dd/mm/yyyy).I need for the second survey to be distributed 7 days after the date respondents give in the survey. I've set that response to be an embedded data field within the contact list in
Hi everyone,My organisation has just launched a large survey and we're attempting to maximise our response rate by using both Email and SMS distributions. This has been easy enough, but I've noticed that the survey link generated in the email distributions are different to those in the SMS. Consequently, users receive two separate surveys.In itself this isn't a huge deal, but it will be a problem when we send out reminders to unfinished respondents. Users that will have completed the email survey will still receive a reminder via SMS, and vice versa for SMS completions.Does anybody have a solution so that one single survey link can be sent/tracked, and we can still send reminders to unfinished respondents? I am trying to avoid manually creating updated distributions through checking who has responded.Current solutions I have considered:Adding a personal survey link as embedded data and using that in email/SMS messages (I don't believe this will let us use reminders, as this is no longe
Hello everyone,I am writing my master thesis and the survey is the basis for all the test. I hope you can help me. ExplanationI have created a survey with 5 randomized groups:Germany_NC Germany_EA Spain_ NC Spain_ EA CGThe logic goes like this:If the participant is German and it gets randomly the “Germany_ NC” group, then the participant gets assigned the Question Block “Information provision_Nature Connection_Germany”.The same goes for the others:German Participant + “Germany_EA” group = “Information provision _Eco-Anxiety_Germany” Block. Spanish Participant + “Spain_ NC” group = “Information provision_Nature Connection_Spain” Block. Spanish Participant + “Spain_ EA” group = “Information provision _Eco-Anxiety_Spain” Block. “CG” group = “Information Provision_Control Group” Block. (In this one it does not matter which nationality the participant is, since the content of the block is the same for both nationalities.)I have made trials to check if it works. I have made the survey 3 time
Hi,I’m trying to create my survey but I’m running into difficulties as it’s a little complicated. There are 6 scenarios but two versions, version one with a male protagonist and version two with a female protagonist, altogether 12 scenarios, but participants will only be shown one version. I want to randomise the order the scenarios are presented to different participants so there is no order effect. The survey must also be randomised by gender, specifically male or female.Example participant is male they will then be randomised into version one (male protagonist) or two (female protagonist) and the order in which the scenarios are randomised.
Hi I am trying to set up a series of questionnaires for my longitudinal study. The first is live and currently collecting sign-ups for the study. Within this questionnaire respondents are providing a date that I need to use to trigger the dispatch the research study questionnaires (the first questionnaire needs to go out 3 weeks before the date given by respondents, the second questionnaire 4 weeks after the date given and the third questionnaire 4 months after the date given (or 3 months after the response to the second one). I had hoped to do this using a workflow but it seems those can only trigger immediately on set up or a set time based on the response to the questionnaire (which doesn’t work as the date given by respondents is not linked to when they respond to the sign up). I need to be able to follow all these respondents through the questionnaire journey. Any help gratefully received.
Hi.Users select a date to attend an event using a survey question - so we know the dates on offer.How do I send reminders about the upcoming events, based on date selections? (ie. send a reminder on the 2nd, if the user selected the 3rd).I know how to do email EVENT triggers, but these are dependent on when the survey was completed, not on a date selected in a question. SCHEDULING an email is also not fit-for-purpose as I only want to send a one-off reminder, not daily or weekly, etc. and it doesn't allow conditions (eg. only schedule this email for the 2nd if the user selected the 3rd).Thanks,Linda
I am working with the basic transform task in a workflow to export survey responses daily. We are using the basic transform tasks Replace function to strip out any emoji from the response and replace with an asterisk *. The replace functionality has a Regular Expression option to find text via regex. I currently have the following expression in my Replace Value transformation. ([\x{2700}-\x{27BF}]|[\x{E000}-\x{F8FF}]|\x{D83C}[\x{DC00}-\x{DFFF}]|\x{D83D}[\x{DC00}-\x{DFFF}]|[\x{2011}-\x{2017}]|[\x{201A}-\x{201B}]|[\x{201E}-\x{26FF}]|\x{D83E}[\x{DD10}-\x{DDFF}]) Most emoji are getting successfully masked, but there are some that are not getting masked. See the emoji below. 💥,👍,🤬,👍,🥰,🥳,🤕 I used Regex101.com to confirm, and it looks like these emoji should be matching the regex we have right now. Anyone dealt with a similar issue or know of a better regex to use for identifying all emoji?
Hi everyone,I am facing an issue with the Salesforce Qualtrics integration.Use case:Customer data will be sent to Qualtrics from Salesforce through Salesforce Outbound workflow.Once the response is recorded, the data will be sent back to Salesforce - Response mapping workflow.We would also want to visualize the Qualtrics dashboard in Salesforce- using Salesforce App feature. Issue:As I installed the App in Salesforce to connect Qualtrics, the existing workflow for Outbound message suddenly crashed and now it says that it is unable to connect to the account.We tried troubleshooting the issue, reverting the permissions back to the original ones, still the issue persist. Has anyone come across this issue while enabling the Salesforce App.
Hi Community,I am planning to use Workflow for create custom alert for our team via email task. There’s only 1 receiver that take charge of the case and the others from different department will support it if necessary. They should be kept in a compact email loop to keep track of things.The ideal email should be sent to 1 main receiver and CC to multiple supporters. However, the email task only allows 1 CC email address. We already try to create an email group, but the protocol only let group to be internally.How can I bypass this or create a work around? Any idea would be appreciated.
Hi there,I have tried everything to display my custom end of survey messages, however, only the default message keeps showing. I know that this was a topic here before and I tried everything that was recommended.Here you can see my survey flow (I think the second “Then branch” is superflous, I just tried if it makes a difference): We want to run the study with Profilic and without different customized endings it won’t work. So I’m really getting desperate. Has anyone an idea what the problem could be?In the survey directly, I also added one of the customized messages, but it did not make a difference: The language is set to US English everywhere. (However, the license is for a Germany university.)I’m thankful for every advice! Best,Kristina
