Distribution
Reach users three ways — inside your app with the surveys script, on your public portal, or with a standalone shareable link that opens the survey as its own page.
Three Ways to Reach Users
A single survey can be delivered through any of three channels without reconfiguring it. Eligibility rules — audience, location, triggers, and frequency — apply consistently across all of them, so a survey behaves the same no matter how a user arrives.
In your app
The surveys script surfaces eligible surveys inside your product.
Public portal
Eligible surveys appear to signed-in visitors on your ProductBridge portal.
Share by link
A standalone URL that opens the survey as its own full page.
In Your App
The most common channel. Once the surveys script is installed, published surveys reveal themselves as a popover or modal card whenever a visitor is eligible and the trigger fires.
This is the channel for every trigger type — auto-triggered surveys (like a recurring NPS), event-triggered surveys (like a CSAT after a completed task), and surveys you fire yourself with startSurvey() (like a "Give feedback" button). See Installation & SDK to add the script and Targeting & Triggers to control when surveys appear.
Public Portal
If you run a ProductBridge public portal, eligible surveys also appear there for signed-in visitors. This reaches users who engage with your feedback boards and roadmap even when they're not inside your product, with no extra setup beyond publishing the survey.
Share by Link
Every survey has a public, standalone URL that opens it as its own full-page experience — no widget or portal required. Use it in an email, a Slack message, a QR code, or anywhere you can paste a link.
The link looks like:
https://app.productbridge.io/s/<organizationId>/<surveyId>
Where to find the link
From the survey editor
Open a saved survey and expand the Share by link section to copy its URL.
From the analytics dashboard
Open a survey's analytics and use the Share by link button in the header to copy or open the link.
How the link behaves
- Eligible recipients see the survey and can respond.
- Everyone else gets a friendly "not available" message — the link respects the same targeting and frequency rules as every other channel.
- The link only goes live once the survey is published. You can copy it beforehand, but it starts working after you publish.
For a survey targeted to a segment or restricted to identified users, recipients need to be recognized to be eligible. Share links work best for surveys aimed at everyone, or when recipients are already signed in.