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Overview
You can use the Multiple-Choice module to provide a list of choices for the end user as different options.
In an SMS engagement, the end user would respond with a number that corresponds with the answer of their choice. Validations are pre-built to ensure customers can only respond to the available range of choices.
In an Invisible App engagement, the end user would simply click on the answer/s of their choice.
Application
The Multiple-Choice module is most used when we expect the user to answer from a list of predetermined options. For example, if you would like the user to choose between 3 different plans, it would be easiest to use the Multiple-Choice module.
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Configuring the Multiple-Choice Module
Click the Multiple-Choice icon to display the module.
Provide the following specifications:
Label: The label uniquely identifies this module inside the Ushur for your reference.
Message: Information to the user.
Choices: Individual answer choices to select from (to add more simply click on the “+” next to “choices”).
You can also use HTML tags to create specific design features for the multiple-choice options. For example: <h3 style=color:blue:>Tech Company</h3> will render the name Tech Company in a blue font in the multiple choice option.
You can provide a link to a URL.
You can embed an image that the users can select. A sample is given below:
Go to Select the next module the engagement should go to based on the answer choice.
Error Text: Specify the text to be displayed when a user provides an incorrect response.
Click Save.