With the new embed tool, we can embed URLs to a Google form but it would be more helpful if I could imbed a survey I created in Gainsight.
That way I can get feedback from CSMs as we roll this out and not have to rely on them logging into Google etc, and the information is better recorded in an object
Hi@andreammelde - sharing my experiences running product operations at Gainsight here. We do use both Gainsight Surveys and Google Forms for different use cases and sometimes the Google Form fits the need better, especially if it’s an internal survey or limited in usefulness beyond a specific project. Google forms also have a simplicity about them that makes it really easy to quickly create surveys that don’t need to have complex contact or account associations. So you can probably guess that my input would be to consider if a Google form might be the simplest tool for this internal feedback use case.
Hi@andreammelde - sharing my experiences running product operations at Gainsight here. We do use both Gainsight Surveys and Google Forms for different use cases and sometimes the Google Form fits the need better, especially if it’s an internal survey or limited in usefulness beyond a specific project. Google forms also have a simplicity about them that makes it really easy to quickly create surveys that don’t need to have complex contact or account associations. So you can probably guess that my input would be to consider if a Google form might be the simplest tool for this internal feedback use case.
From there, you just need the Survey URL and paste that into a web page widget on the dashboard builder.
One of the reasons why I like using the GS survey is that it will continue to live on and can pull reports on it. I have an admin dashboard setup, and I can setup a report there plus have an internal program to create an email to our JIRA ticketing system to review responses