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Using Shopify objects within your on-site survey URL

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Written by Steve Jones
Updated over 2 months ago

This article presumes that you already have the unique URL of your on-site survey available.

If you need to find out how to do that, then please take a look at this article: Locating the unique URL of your Standalone Survey Page

Combining Shopify liquid objects as values for URL parameters

When adding your unique on-site survey URL into one of Shopify notification templates – such as the Order Confirmation email – you can make use of Shopify liquid objects to pre-fill URL parameters with personally identifiable information:

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The on-site survey URL

This is an example of how our basic on-site survey URL might appear:

https://mystore.myshopify.com/tools/survey/64b51408bf775

There are five URL parameters that can be used on their own or in combination within a survey URL:

  • customer_id

  • order_id

  • first_name

  • last_name

  • email

Here is an example of a pre-populated on-site survey URL containing the customer id and the order id:

https://mystore.myshopify.com/tools/survey/6482fe137c5d6?customer_id=6709205336365&order_id=5292140626221

For a comprehensive guide on how to use URL parameters within the on-site survey URL, please see the following guide pre-populating the on-site survey URL with personally identifiable data.

Inserting Shopify liquid objects as the URL parameter values

In the on-site survey URL below we have inserted the Shopify liquid objects for order id '{{ id }} ' and customer id '{{ customer.id }}' as our values:

<a href="https://mystore.myshopify.com/tools/survey/64a14ec19c300?order_id={{ id }}&customer_id={{ customer.id }}">Feedback survey</a>

You can also use liquid objects to pre-populate the email, first name and last name parameter values.

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