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My customer has the requirement to send an HTML email to customers which ideally would include 2 buttons to (dis)approve some offering. We would like to use the same type of hyperlinks under these buttons which are normally generated inside a customer voice survey, ie:
customervoice.microsoft.com/.../ResponsePage.aspx
My question is: is there known logic with which I can generate these links myself, when creating the email HTML?
Janse -- you will need to create separate link for each option in the email. For example, if you have a question with 2 option (yes/No). Then the first option (Yes) needs to use ecv.microsoft.com/gTK3nNn95X?questionid=<guid>&answer=Yes. The second option (No) use ecv.microsoft.com/gTK3nNn95X?questionid=<guid>&answer=No.
Hi Welly,
Thanks for taking the time to answer. I do not understand what you mean though. In my Power Automate flow, I only have a Customer Voice invitation link object that I can work with AFAIK, ie: ecv.microsoft.com/gTK3nNn95X
When I send a customer voice email to my client, then the generated link under an accept/deny button typically has the following structure:
customervoice.microsoft.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=7YSwpaftIkKyfe8uNyn5QUs4H5vqR0BKpNodW-VbkxZUOFUzUE41MDhPU0E3M1M4RENOQTRaVkJKVC4u&vt=a5b084ed-eda7-4222-b27d-ef2e3729f941_45fe978f-a4b4-486d-aa7c-242f754a1239_637592784620000000_EUR_Hash_7xvoRNF1ib4WFBRKcncL70KL%2fEYZJH%2bYpG2l1dWkLwI%3d&questionId=r5bc257029e81411e90a1623461cde786&answer=Yes
As we can see, the URL contains an answer=Yes parameter. How will I be able in my Power Automate flow to construct this type of link especially with the ID URL parameter?
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