This guide takes you from a fresh install to a live survey on your checkout thank-you page. If you've already installed Drip Surveys, you can complete every step below in about ten minutes.
Build your survey
- Open Drip Surveys from your Shopify admin.
- Go to the questions section and click to add a new question.
- Type your question title, for example "How did you hear about us?"
- Choose an answer type — dropdown, radio, checkbox, or textarea.
- For any type except textarea, add the answer choices customers can pick from.
- Add more questions if you like, then save.
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Style the survey
- Set the form title shoppers see at the top of the survey.
- Write the button text (for example, "Submit feedback").
- Enter the success message shown after someone responds.
- Adjust fonts, sizes, and the button style to match your brand.
Launch it
- In your Shopify admin, go to Settings → Checkout and switch on the app, listed there as OSOM Post Purchase Surveys. Step 1 of the in-app Setup guide links straight to this page.
- Make sure you're on an active paid plan — the survey only shows to shoppers when your store is subscribed.
- Back in Drip Surveys, tick Survey enabled in General settings. It is off on a fresh install.
- Click Save.
Test it
- Place a test order on your store (or use a Shopify test order).
- On the thank-you page, confirm your survey appears.
- Submit a response and check that your success message displays.
- Return to the Drip Surveys dashboard and confirm the response shows up in your responses list.
Good to know
- By default, each order can submit one response, so re-testing the same order won't show the survey again unless you tick Allow repeated submit.
- The Responses page opens showing only the last 7 days, which is plenty while you're testing but worth remembering later.
That's it — you've launched your first survey. Explore the other articles to fine-tune questions, notifications, and reporting.