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Uso de datos de ubicación en dashboards


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Acerca del uso de datos de ubicación en dashboards

Puede utilizar datos de ubicación en sus dashboards uniéndolos con los datos de su proyecto. Al unir los datos, se garantiza que todos los datos de ubicación que necesita se combinen con las respuestas de la encuesta o las revisiones web sobre las que desea generar un informe. Además, solo tiene que asignar un campo de identificación para vincular todos los datos de ubicación.

Selección de un campo de ubicación de identificación

When you create a join, you need some way of identifying each specific location so you can match its additional info to a relevant survey response. This identifying field is crucial to linking this information together, and is called a join key. This join key can vary based on what information to want to combine, but it must always be an ID that’s unique for each location.

Common location join keys include the location ID and Google Place IDs. If you have an internal ID for locations at your company, you can also try the LocationExternalReference. See all supported location fields.

Example: You upload your locations to a location directory. In your survey, you use branch logic to assign location IDs to each response. You would use your location ID field as the join key.
Example: You’ve created a location selector question and a location directory. You join the location selector and the location ID.
Example: Your survey solicits for Google reviews. You want to combine this data with a reputation management project where you’ve connected to Google. You join using the Google Places ID.

Matching Fields in Each Data Source

Qualtrics offers a variety of ways to collect feedback on different locations. To make the most of that information, you’ll want to combine it into one dataset together. To help with that process, this table shows some of the similar fields your possible sources might share.

On the last row of this table, we show where you can store this information in your survey if it isn’t included by default and you don’t want to use the specialized location or review questions. Keep in mind that embedded data and survey questions are customized by you, and may vary in name and type.

ID de ubicación Google Place ID Review Text Reviewer Name
Reputation management project (any version) subjectReferenceId N/C Contenido Nombre autor.
Solicit reviews survey Not included by default Embedded data (see recommended steps) Not included by default Embedded data or form field question
Location selector survey Location selector question Not included by default Pregunta con entrada de texto Embedded data or form field question
Survey (other) Datos embebidos Datos embebidos Pregunta con entrada de texto Embedded data or form field question
Directorio de ubicaciones _recordId GooglePlaceID N/C N/C
Qtip: With solicit reviews and location selector questions, you can use supplemental data sources to pull in location information not included by default. Not only is this a great way to expand the location data in your survey, but if you do this before you collect responses, you won’t have to join location data in the dashboard dataset!

Configuring Location Data with a Data Mapper

In this section, we’ll show how you can use a data mapper to set up your location data.

Mapping Location Data to a Dashboard

  1. Cree un dashboard o abra un dashboard existente.
  2. Vaya a las opciones de dashboard.
    botón de engranaje en la parte superior del panel de instrucciones
  3. Asigne su proyecto.
  4. Cambie el tipo de campo de su campo de ubicación de identificación a valor de texto.
    añadir ubicaciones en un mapeador de datos
  5. Haga clic en Añadir ubicaciones.
  6. En Fuente de ubicación, añada el directorio de ubicaciones que ha creado.
    Nueva ventana en la que se fija la fuente de ubicación y el campo que identifica la ubicación
  7. En el campo Dashboard, seleccione su campo de ubicación de identificación. Estos son algunos ejemplos:
  8. Haga clic en Guardar.
  9. Guarde su conjunto de datos.

Una vez que añada el identificador de ubicación, todos los campos de ubicación se asignarán automáticamente al dashboard.

Warning: Do not try to map these fields yourself. Although the fields say “not mapped,” the directory data will be pulled in automatically.

los campos de ubicación aparecen, pero aparecen en gris para indicar que no se pueden añadir

Editing the Dashboard Dataset

Puede cambiar la configuración de su ubicación haciendo clic en Agregar ubicaciones de nuevo.

en la que puede actualizar o eliminar una combinación

En la ventana que se abre, tendrá las siguientes opciones:

  • Eliminar combinación: elimine los datos de ubicación. Si desea modificar la asignación a un campo diferente, primero debe eliminar la unión existente.
  • Actualizar combinación: haga clic en este botón cada vez que cambie el tipo de campo de datos de ubicación o añada columnas nuevas (por ejemplo, añadiendo un campo de dirección que no estaba allí antes). No tiene que utilizar este botón cada vez que añada una nueva ubicación.

Configuring Location Data with a Data Modeler

Consejo Q: El modelador de datos y la funcionalidad relacionada aún no están disponibles para todos los clientes. Si le interesa esta función, póngase en contacto con su representante de XM Success. Qualtrics puede, a su entera discreción y sin responsabilidad, cambiar el tiempo de despliegue de cualquier función de producto, cambiar la funcionalidad para cualquier función de producto en vista previa o en desarrollo, o optar por no lanzar una función o funcionalidad de producto por cualquier motivo o sin motivo.

The benefit of a data modeler is that you can build multiple joins, even using different join keys to identify locations. Not only can you do everything you can do in the data mapper in the data modeler, but you can also build potentially bigger and more comprehensive datasets. In this section, we’ll discuss how to generally use the data modeler to combine location data from several sources.

Attention: Before you start to build data models, we recommend reading Understanding Left Outer Joins. This short example explains how data is combined in a join, and help you start to think about how you want to set up your own dataset.
  1. Crear un conjunto de datos de modelo de datos.
    create a new dataset page with type set to data modeler
  2. Haga clic en Añadir fuente.
    adding a source to a data model also shows the menu where you can filter by source type
  3. Add any sources you want to include.
    Qtip: You’ll find location directories under Locations. You can also add other sources as needed, such as contact directories, imported data projects, surveys, and reputation management projects.
  4. Once your sources are added, see these guides to making sure you have all the fields you want formatted correctly in your sources:
    field editor tab of a source is open

  5. Create a union. Here, we’ll combine only the sources with review and feedback data. That means combining information like feedback surveys, location selection surveys, and reputation management projects, without the location directory.
    A union of 3 data sources
  6. Add all of your sources’ fields to the union.
  7. Map your chosen join key from all sources to the same field.
    location ID field mapped. some fields are blank for some sources, marked in dark gray as unmapped

    Qtip: Fields won’t always have the same names in each source. For example, the location ID is Location ID in location directories, but subjectReferenceId in reputation management projects. See our guide to matching fields.
    Attention: Every  source needs to have data for the join key you chose, or the join won’t work.
  8. Map other similar fields together. Remaining fields don’t have to match, and can be mapped to only 1 source as needed.
  9. Next to your location directory, add a join.
    adding a join next to the directory, NOT the union
  10. For the left input, choose your location directory.
    join set up as described
  11. For your right input, choose your other sources (in this case, the union combining them all together).
  12. Make the join condition your chosen join key for each.
    Qtip: In this case, “_recordId” and “location id” both contain Location ID data.
  13. You can now finish your data model. This means you can create any additional joins or unions you want (optional), create an output dataset, and publish your changes.
Qtip: Based on the features you’re using, your exact joins may vary. For example, this section shows several different examples with different join keys, like location ID and Google Place ID. If you have several sources to combine, it might not always be clear what sources to join in which order.

 

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