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Configure at touchpoint level

Enable a participation form on individual touchpoints when each touchpoint needs its own setup.

In this article, you'll configure participation forms on individual touchpoints when one shared campaign-level form is not enough.

Prerequisites

  • In Studio -> Build -> General -> Participation Form Configuration, the scope is set to Touchpoint Level.
  • You know which touchpoints should collect extra information.
  • You have the schemas you want to assign.

Configuration

Confirm the campaign is using Touchpoint Level

Open Studio -> Build -> General -> Participation Form Configuration and make sure the scope is Touchpoint Level.

Open the touchpoint you want to configure

Go to Studio -> Build -> Touchpoints, then open the touchpoint that should show a participation form.

Open the Participation Form section

In the touchpoint configuration panel, find the Participation Form area.

Enable the form and select a schema

Turn on Enable Form Schema, then choose the schema for that touchpoint.

Repeat for every touchpoint that needs a form

Save the touchpoint, then repeat the same setup anywhere else the campaign should ask extra questions.

What happens if a touchpoint is not configured

There is no campaign fallback

When the campaign uses Touchpoint Level, OmniLab does not inject a shared participation form automatically. A touchpoint only shows a participation form if you enable and configure one there.

  • Different touchpoints can use different schemas.
  • Only the touchpoints you configure will ask extra questions.
  • This is the right model when some touchpoints need a form and others do not.

When to use touchpoint level instead of campaign level

Use caseBest choice
Every touchpoint should ask the same questionsCampaign Level
Different touchpoints need different questionsTouchpoint Level
Only a subset of touchpoints should ask extra questionsTouchpoint Level

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