Creating a carefully crafted survey to send out to your customers can take time. So can filling out that survey! Although you might try to keep it concise, sometimes you need a survey that has a lot of questions and even multiple pages. If it makes sense for your survey, you can now allow for … Continue reading Save Survey Progress In D365 Customer Voice
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We’ve had the ability to add a custom thank you message to be displayed once a respondent has submitted a survey in Forms Pro, but now in Customer Voice, we can create a customised message that will be displayed instead. We can use variables and responses to specific questions to determine what message will be … Continue reading Adding A Customised Message To The End Of Your D365 Customer Voice Survey
We can mask and unmask content in Microsoft Clarity. This gives us the ability to determine what text or values from our site is captured in a recording or heatmap and can be viewed within Clarity. The method I wrote about previously uses a div attribute that must be added directly to the code on … Continue reading Masking Mode In Microsoft Clarity
If you have a website, and you haven’t yet looked at Microsoft Clarity, I suggest you check it out. I’ve written a bunch of posts and created videos on the subject for you to get started. As and when I notice new functionality, I’ll add to the list of learning resources for anyone wanting to … Continue reading Scroll Heatmaps In Microsoft Clarity
I’ve written about importing contacts and variables, and then recording anonymous feedback while still capturing values at the same time. In this post, I’ve covered how you can take question responses, and still capture it in the personalised data tab on a survey response. So in the case of doing an Employee survey with SOME … Continue reading Adding Question Responses To Personalised Data in D365 Customer Voice
I wrote about some changes coming in WhatsApp, and what pushed me to start looking around for alternative messaging services and settling on Telegram. This article has already gathered more attention than I first thought it would, but with many citing Signal as their app of choice. I’m not stating one is better than the … Continue reading Telegram VS Signal, With WhatsApp Comparison Table
OK, I tell a lie, it is partly you WhatsApp. I’ve had a love-hate relationship with WhatsApp for some time. I even wrote about how much I feel it invades my mental space last year. However, it’s how pretty much everyone I know communicates. Back in 2014, Facebook purchased WhatsApp. Things pretty much stayed the … Continue reading It’s Not You WhatsApp, It’s Facebook – AKA: A Guide To Telegram
We can import contacts AND variables to Dynamics 365 Customer Voice so we can send out personalised surveys. This is great because it means we can still send out surveys with related data being displayed for the respondent, and do so without using Microsoft Power Automate. Prior to sending out the survey, we can also … Continue reading Recording Anonymous Feedback While Capturing Variables In D365 Customer Voice
In November 2020, Microsoft introduced a new and improved Relevance Search experience to customer engagement apps (Dynamics 365 Sales, Customer Service, Field Service, Marketing & Project Service Automation). Enabling the new Relevance Search experience is easy, and gives users a search toolbar in the middle of their model-driven Power App, with an intuitive, familiar and … Continue reading Query Syntax For Relevance Search In Customer Engagement Apps
If you’ve been following along and listening to The UP Podcast, with my good friend Lisa Crosbie, you’ll know that this week marked our last one for 2020. We’ve had such fun this year, and honestly, some weeks it’s been the shining point, and something we both looked forward to. It’s helped us both through … Continue reading The Culture Of One