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Defining your inbound variable names (entry link parameters):
This section allows you to define the variable names we should expect passed in on the entry link from your system to Fusion.
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Once you have finished entering your parameters, you can get your entry link by clicking the “Generate Entry Link” button. You can find an entry link example at the bottom of this page.
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Next Steps:
Review how you can pass qualification codes in your entry link to increase conversion and improve your respondent expereince.
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Example Country Specific Link
https://fusion.spectrumsurveys.com/start-session/987US0150?maxLoi=15&supplierRespId={supplierRespId}&memberId={supplierMemberId}
“987“ = PS assigned supplier ID
“US“ = country (list of country codes)
“0110“ = the CPI ($1.10)
“maxLoi“ = The variable name given for the maximum length (in minutes) of a survey that a respondent will be sent to
“supplierRespId“ = The parameter name given for Session ID
“memberId“ = The parameter name given for Member ID
Example Universal Entry Link
https://fusion.spectrumsurveys.com/start-universal/987/0150?maxLoi=15&supplierRespId={supplierRespId}&memberId={supplierMemberId}
“start-universal“ = No specified region (list of country codes)
“987“ = PS assigned supplier ID
“0110“ = the CPI ($1.50)
“maxLoi“ = The variable name given for the maximum length (in minutes) of a survey that a respondent will be sent to
“supplierRespId“ = The parameter name given for Session ID
“memberId“ = The parameter name given for Member ID