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AuburnFuryContributor II
asked in Integrations and Reviews

How can I collect my Typeform quiz's outcome results in my account?

Hi @afinch - it was a process of trial and error. I mapped out all of the questions and their answers across columns in a spreadsheet. I put each quiz result in a row. I then assigned a weighted score to each response. For each result, I determined which of the answers would be appropriate in returning that result, and mapped those answers to that result. Once every question had the appropriate answers assigned to it, that gave me a low-to-high score range for each result. Because I needed to make sure that the scores didn’t overlap, I then went back through the answers and started changing the weights. Some answers needed to be “heavier” than others to create a wider spread of scores. It took me a while to tinker with the weights, but eventually I was able to get each result to it’s unique score spread. Below is a picture of what the final spreadsheet looked like to help you visualize it. 

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Taylor Tarpley
Community Manager
2 years ago
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AuburnFuryContributor II
asked in Integrations and Reviews

How can I collect my Typeform quiz's outcome results in my account?

Thanks Taylor, I appreciate your reply. For anyone else looking for an answer to this question, what ended up working for me was to redo the logic of my quiz and create a score-based outcome, as the quiz score is passed to Klaviyo. I initially didn’t think this would work. By mapping out my questions in Excel and playing around with the points values of my answers, I was able to land each result in a score range that aligned to the questions. Then, I created segments based on those score ranges. It’s working!

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Taylor Tarpley
Community Manager
2 years ago
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AuburnFuryContributor II
asked in Lists, Segments, and Profiles

Creating a Segment & Flow For Shopify Account Signup

@Mailbox Manny thank you for your help - this makes a lot of sense! Good question about why we want account creation. The overarching idea is that we want to have a better record of who our customers are. We’ve had an eCommerce store for 5 years, but this is the first time we’ve had the ability for customers to create an account, so taking this step would ideally allow us to connect some dots and start building better customer records. We also have a product that can require a level of customer service, if we know more about them when they reach out, we can serve them more efficiently. And as you mentioned, although we don’t have one now, a loyalty program is a possibility in the future.I think website account creation would fulfill those needs, but there may be different/better approaches, like capturing data within email preferences.

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2 years ago

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