Display in your app

Share your Touchpoint activity within a mobile app.

1. On the Dashboard or the Activities page, click the activity name, and then click Distribute.
2. Click New Distribution.
3. Click Display in your app.
4. Name your distribution.
5. Select the app where you will share the activity.
   The options are based on the apps on the Digital Channels page. You can add or edit apps on the Digital Channels page.
6. Optional: Select or clear Allow Respondents to change activity language.

   This option is available for multilingual activities. When this option is selected, participants can choose their preferred language from a menu in the top left corner of the first screen. Their language choices cannot be changed in subsequent screens. The available languages reflect the languages in which the activity was authored.

   Participants' language selections apply on a per distribution, per activity basis; they are not saved and persisted across distribution methods for the same activity, or in future Touchpoint activities.

7. Click Continue.
8. On the Appearance & Behavior tab, select a presentation option.
   To see what these presentation options look like, see In-app Touchpoint activities.

   Option	Description
   Pop-up	A pop-up displays the specified activity when the respondent lands on the specified screen. The activity fills the entire view port and becomes the focal point for your respondent. If you select this option, you must also choose where this activity will appear. Options include: On all screens of the app On the screen(s) I specify If you choose this option, in the Select screen(s) list, select one or more screens. Then, choose when the activity will display. Options include: Immediately after a respondents navigates to the screen (s) with assigned activities After a delay If you choose this option, set the delay in seconds.
   Custom Component	This option is available only if the mobile app has custom components configured. Custom components are UI components built by mobile app developers and maintained in your own mobile app codebase. Clicking on or otherwise invoking these components will open a Touchpoint activity inside of a webview. If you select this option, you must also select the screen where this activity will appear, and the custom component that will trigger the activity to be displayed. Click Add Screen to add another screen and custom component that will trigger the same activity.
   Banner	Banners are out-of-the-box UI components that the SDK can render at any time, on any screen you specify, without the need for code changes to the mobile app. When participants tap a banner, a Touchpoint activity opens inside a webview. Because banners are out-of-the-box, there is limited design flexibility. If you select this option, you must also choose where this activity will appear. Options include: On all screens of the app On the screen(s) I specify If you choose this option, in the Select screen(s) list, select one or more screens. Type the Display Text that will appear in the banner. Then, set the text color and banner color.

9. Set the activity behavior.
   Visitors will see the activity:
   • Until completed or dismissed

     Visitors see the activity loaded on the page until they respond to it or click to collapse it.

     Note: If a visitor clears their local storage between visits, the application will treat the visitor as a new visitor on their second visit and show the activity again.
   • Persistently

     Visitors always see the activity, regardless of whether they have completed or closed it previously.

10. Choose who will see the activity.
    • All Visitors

    • Visitors with specific attributes

      If you choose this option, select the attribute name and then set the condition operator and values. Click Add Attribute to add another attribute statement, or click the delete button beside the statement to delete it. The attribute statements have an "and" relationship; visitors must meet all conditions to see the activity.

      

      The condition operators and values vary depending on the data type of the attribute.

      Attribute data type	Condition operators	Values
      Boolean	Is Is not	Select one of these values: true false
      Date	Is Is not Is after Is before Is on or after Is on or before	Click the calendar button to open the date picker and select a date. In calendar view, use the left and right arrows to scroll through the calendar a month at a time. Alternately, type a date (yyyy-mm-dd).
      Number	Is Is not Greater than Greater than or equal to Less than Less than or equal to	Type a number.
      String	Is Is not Contains Does not contain Ends with Starts with	Type the string values and press Enter after each one. To remove a value, click the x beside it. Multiple string values have an "or" relationship. Visitors must have one of the values. For example, in the screenshot above, the visitor must have a country value of "Canada" or "United States." The string value must be an exact match for the value that is passed to the website. For example, if you type United States but the value that is passed is USA, the attribute statement will not work.

      For more information, see Targeting with visitor attributes.

11. Click Continue.
12. Review your distribution details, and then click Distribute.