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Connect your app to RateHighly

Gather feedback and testimonials from your users in-app

Updated over a week ago

You can add RateHighly to any web application. These installation steps are necessary to use RateHighly.

Installation typically takes 5-10 minutes. If you have any questions during set-up or need help with installing RateHighly please contact our support team who will be happy to help you.

Installing RateHighly

Pre-requisites

  • Ensure that the Domain set in your App Settings matches the domain where you will install RateHighly.

Installation steps

Follow these steps to add RateHighly to your application.

  1. Click Get code and copy the code snippet.

  2. Add the snippet just above the closing </body> tag in the HTML of your application, in the same place that you would put a Google Analytics script.

  3. Modify the window.ratehighlySettings Object so that the fields name, email, account_name, account_id, user_id, and created_at contain your active user details. Only the app_id field is required, but we recommend including the other fields if you don't want feedback and testimonials to be anonymous.

    For instance, in a Rails application you might have the following configuration:

    window.ratehighlySettings = {
    app_id: APP_ID,
    name: "<%= current_user.name %>",
    email: "<%= current_user.email %>",
    user_id: "<%= current_user.id %>",
    account_name: "<%= current_user.account.name %>",
    account_id: "<%= current_user.account.id %>",
    created_at: "<%= current_user.created_at %>",
    }

FAQ

Which fields are required?

The app_id is the only required field.

However, we recommend you at least provide the fields name, email, and user_id. Without these fields your feedback, testimonials, and in-app ratings will be anonymous and RateHighly won't be able to send your users emails on your behalf.

The created_at field enables the filters Predicted Score and Days since signup to work better. The account_name and account_id fields are used to group your users together in the dashboard.

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