Hi there! I’m having trouble setting up an automated email system that sends personalized quiz outcomes from my Tally form to users through Zapier. My current setup uses multiple result pages in Tally that display different content depending on how people answer the quiz questions. The main issue I’m facing is that Zapier doesn’t seem to capture which specific result page each user sees after completing the form. I need to automatically email each person their quiz outcome, but I can’t find a way to identify which ending screen they received. Has anyone successfully implemented something similar or found a creative solution to work around this limitation?
Had this exact issue last year building a personality assessment tool. Here’s what worked: add hidden fields to each Tally result page with the quiz outcome data. Don’t try to make Zapier detect which page users hit - instead, use invisible form fields with preset values for each possible result. When someone lands on their result page, these fields auto-populate with the outcome info and submit with their other responses. Zapier gets the result data straight from the form submission. You’ll need a small code snippet for each result page to auto-fill the fields, but it’s way more reliable than tracking page visits. Took me about two hours to set up across six quiz outcomes and hasn’t failed since.
Yeah, I hit the same issue! I ended up creating separate Zaps for each result instead of wrestling with one complex one. Set up different webhook URLs in Tally for each outcome page - then each webhook triggers its own Zap with the right email template. More setup work initially, but way cleaner than trying to get Zapier to detect which page someone landed on.