Handling Quick Question Responses
Overview
There are a few ways to ingest quick question responses. In app callback, server to server postback, csv download or via api. Select an approach depending on how you plan to use the quick question response data.
In App Callback
In app callbacks will be fired anytime a user completes a quick question. This method is useful if quick question data is needed in real time.
Quick Question callbacks are passed through at sdk initialization time. See the corresponding sdk documentation for implementation details.
Android Quick Question Response
React Native Quick Question Response
Sever to Server Postback
Server to server postback will be fired after a user answers a quick question if a quick question postback url is setup in your app settings. Setting up a postback url will not keep the in app callback from firing.
To add this postback url, go to your app title then click "Settings", select the platform you want to set up the postback for (IOS and Android will be set up separately), add your Quick Question postback endpoint to the "Quick Questions data postback URL", fire a "Test data postback" and then press "Save Changes. Note: You need to get a 200 response from the "Test data postback" in order to save the url.
CSV Download
CSV download is available for any quick question through the supplier dashboard. Simply click on the "..." dropdown on the top right corner of your Quick Question content card and click "Download CSV". This CSV is updated with all current responses.
API Download
API download is available for all quick questions. This method is ideal if quick question data is not needed immediatley or if you would like to pull all of your quick question response data on a daily basis and ingest it into your own data warehouse. Note: This data is updated on a daily basis.
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