I’d like to create a Typeform that generates a code based on submissions.
Is there a way to auto verify an account ID, and output a code for the person filling out the form?
All account IDs that are allowed to receive the code would be on the backend, and if a code submitted matches, a promo code is provided to the person filling out the form.
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Thank you for your response. We have about 100 account numbers and growing. What is the limit if I were to use hidden fields and logic jumps?
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if you are sending your existing clients to the quiz via an email, you could append their account id to the link ie something like #acct=xxxxx, the xxxxx string could be replaced automatically by your crm solution (??)
in your typeform you would have to create that hidden field and then use a logic rule that would validate the inbound code against the possible account ids that are listed in the rule ie:
it means that for the 100 + account numbers you have you have to add them to the logic rule - and every new account you would have to do that with as well. but that part is as simple as clicking “add a condition” and adding the new acct id..
it’s a workaround that i have used for a client who wanted 3 different promo codes for distinct sets of account numbers (45 in each of the sets)
des
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An alternative could be a solution with two forms. One where someone enter their account id, then they get redirected to a URL, and eventually to a second form that contains the discount code or not.
The intermediary URL could be an Integromat/Make workflow or a URL you own where you do the check against your database and see if this account qualifies for a discount. You can then redirect to the second form passing corresponding hidden fields.
Hope it makes sense
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if you are sending your existing clients to the quiz via an email, you could append their account id to the link ie something like #acct=xxxxx, the xxxxx string could be replaced automatically by your crm solution (??)
in your typeform you would have to create that hidden field and then use a logic rule that would validate the inbound code against the possible account ids that are listed in the rule ie:
it means that for the 100 + account numbers you have you have to add them to the logic rule - and every new account you would have to do that with as well. but that part is as simple as clicking “add a condition” and adding the new acct id..
it’s a workaround that i have used for a client who wanted 3 different promo codes for distinct sets of account numbers (45 in each of the sets)
des
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