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URL parameters

URL parameters allow you to pass custom data through the survey URL and use that information within your survey content. This feature enables personalization, pre-filling of information, and dynamic content based on external data sources.

Retrieving parameters from the URL​

You can pass parameters in the URL of a survey form and then retrieve and use these parameters within the form content.

Parameter syntax​

Adding parameters to URLs​

Parameters are added to your survey URL using standard URL parameter syntax:

&parameterName=parameterValue

URL structure example​

Here's how parameters are added to a survey URL:

Original URL:

https://yoursurvey.com/survey?tol=r

URL with parameters:

https://yoursurvey.com/survey?tol=r&email=myEmail@outlook.fr&postalCode=75000&company=r3mscore
Parameter syntax

The syntax is: & + Name of parameter + = + Parameter value

Multiple parameters​

You can add multiple parameters by chaining them with the & symbol:

&email=myEmail@outlook.fr&postalCode=75000&company=r3mscore

Using parameters in your survey​

Parameter reference format​

To use parameters within your survey content, use the following format:

[PARAM_parameterName]

Example usage​

For the parameters in our URL example:

  • Email: [PARAM_email] returns myEmail@outlook.fr
  • Postal Code: [PARAM_postalCode] returns 75000
  • Company: [PARAM_company] returns r3mscore
Parameter naming

Parameter names are case-sensitive, so ensure consistency between your URL parameters and form references.

Implementation across survey blocks​

Universal compatibility​

The parameter format [PARAM_parameterName] works in any block of your survey:

Question text​

Hello [PARAM_email], welcome to our survey!

Answer options​

I work at [PARAM_company]

Instructions and descriptions​

Based on your location ([PARAM_postalCode]), please answer...

Conditional logic​

Parameters can be used in conditions and branching logic.