Defining your inbound variable names (entry link parameters):
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Session ID (the unique transaction ID for each session)
Member ID (persistent identifier for your respondent)
Custom Variable (optional additional )
You will pass the values of these parameters to PureSpectrum when a respondent enters the platform. There is also an option to add an additional custom variable of your choice but require a discussion with our dev team.
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Review how you can pass qualification codes in your entry link to increase conversion and improve your respondent expereince. Fusion: experience: Profiling - Appending Qualifications
After you’ve generated your entry link, you can set up your redirects: Fusion: Userflow - Respondent Redirects
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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