Survey Campaigns

Ask a 1–5 question on matching pages without changing the script tag.

Create and publish

Set an internal name, the visitor-facing question, and labels for 1 and 5 (defaults Very difficult and Very easy).
Save as a draft, then Publish when you want it live. Archive or delete a campaign to stop showing it.
Surveys are their own popup, not a fourth tab on Issue, Idea, and Other.

Leave target paths blank to show the survey on every page.
Add one path per line. Each path must start with /. A trailing /* includes that path and its subpages, for example /setup or /onboarding/*.
Optional delay is 0–120 seconds after the page is ready. Use 0 to show immediately.

A published survey can appear even when the widget is set to Click. You do not need Page load turned on.
If a survey matches the current page, it takes the automatic slot instead of the page-load feedback popup for that visit.
When more than one active survey matches, the newest campaign wins.
Each visitor sees a campaign at most once in the same browser. Closing or submitting marks it seen, so it does not chain into another popup.
After that visitor has seen the survey, page-load feedback can appear again if it is enabled.
The floating button and data-sf still open Issue, Idea, and Other. Surveys use the same theme, primary color, and widget position as the feedback form.

Visitors tap 1–5 to submit, then can leave an optional comment.
If you identify the visitor with data-sf-name or identify(), that name is stored with the response.
Open Results on the Surveys page for shown count, conversion rate, average score, 1–5 mix, comments, page URL, and device context.