This template starts when a new attendee registers on Eventbrite, reads their email, name, and event title in JavaScript, then looks up your SurveyMonkey survey and creates a collector for them. Connect Eventbrite and SurveyMonkey. Pick the survey you already use for post-registration feedback.
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The scenario starts when someone registers for the Eventbrite event you watch.
JavaScript pulls email, name, and event title from the registration.
SurveyMonkey finds your survey and creates a collector for that attendee.
Add an Eventbrite connection and watch new attendee registrations for the event you care about.
Add a SurveyMonkey connection. Put the SurveyMonkey API key on that connection. Choose the survey you want attendees to receive.
In JavaScript, map email, name, and event title. Search for the survey, then create a collector for that attendee. Register a test ticket and confirm the collector.
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