Multiple Survey for a Incident record
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05-26-2023 11:54 PM
Hi ,
I like to have a image based survey in outlook, as per the ServiceNow documentation - Embed a survey within the Outlook email client (servicenow.com) we can only have one questions with image scale type but we have multiple ones.
Is there a possibility to trigger two survey in a single notification with one questions with image scale and others as a link that need to be filled in a browser with different survey.
As final result we need to combine both the survey.
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05-27-2023 01:24 AM
Hi @imranbasham ,
I trust you are doing great.
To achieve this, we can follow a solution that combines both the surveys and presents a user-friendly experience. Here's how it can be implemented:
Create the Outlook Email Template:
- Design an email template in Outlook that includes the survey question with an image scale. This will be the first survey.
- Insert the image scale question into the email body using the appropriate HTML and CSS.
- Ensure that the email template has a clear call-to-action for the recipient to respond to the survey.
Add Links to the Second Survey:
- Within the same email template, include links or buttons that redirect the recipient to the second survey.
- Each link should point to a unique URL that opens the second survey in a browser.
- Include a brief description or label for each link to indicate the purpose of the second survey.
Combine the Survey Results:
- Configure the first survey (embedded within the email) to capture responses directly in ServiceNow, using the appropriate ServiceNow table.
- Configure the second survey (opened in the browser) to capture responses separately in another ServiceNow table.
- Plan the mapping of survey responses from both tables into a unified data structure in ServiceNow for combined analysis.
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