Cookie control: Set the collection rate
You can define the collection rate of your survey. With the “Collection rate (0-100)” input field, you can set the percentage of visitors on your website that is going to see the survey invitation.
Where can I set the collection rate
To set the collection rate:
- Select your survey
- Select “Setup” in the menu
- Select “Settings” in the sub-menu on the right side of the screen
- Scroll down until you see “Domain settings”
How does the collection rate work
The collection rate can be set from 0% to 100%. The percentage defines the number of visitors on your website that will see the invitation pop-up. There’s no selection procedure: visitors get randomly chosen to see the pop-up or not.
For example:
For example:
- 50% collection rate
Every 1 out of 2 visitors on your website will see the invitation pop-up - 100% collection rate
Every visitor on your website will see the invitation pop-up - 1% collection rate
Online 1 out of 100 visitors on your website will see the invitation pop-up
The collection rate is closely related to the number you enter under Exclude days. That’s why we’ve put them together under the header “Cookie control”. Learn more about the Cause and effect of your collection rate and the number of exclude days.
Related Articles
Exclude days settings: How it works
You can define the number of days you want to exclude visitors from seeing the pop-up invitation after interacting with Task Analytics. If a visitor chooses not to participate by declining or if the visitor participates and finished the survey, the ...Cause and effect of your collection rate and the number of excluded days
Cookie control allows you to set the collection rate and define the Exclude days. This is a very powerful feature can you adjust and tweak in order to maximize your response rate (and thus actionable insights). But this can also lead to unwanted ...Use of cookies
Cookies Cookies are small files saved to the user’s computer’s hard drive that track, save and store information about the user’s interactions and usage of the website. _tmc Task Analytics uses the cookie “_tmc” so that users who have either ...Setup Task Analytics for multiple domains with domain settings
Note! This feature has been removed from Task Analytics. Task Analytics is all about the complete customer journey. For businesses handling multiple sites or domains, it is crucial to follow the users across sites to get the whole picture. Access ...Exclude pages on which the survey should not appear
There can be situations where you don’t want to invite visitors to participate. For example, on a (specific) landing page you’re sending paid traffic to, or when visitors are finishing their order. You can use exclude paths to control URL paths where ...