# SurveyMonkey

The SurveyMonkey piece in ZBrain Flow allows seamless integration with SurveyMonkey’s survey management and data collection features. This component enables users to automate survey-related tasks, retrieve survey responses, and interact with SurveyMonkey’s API directly within their workflows. With SurveyMonkey integration, you can streamline survey distribution, automate data analysis, and enhance decision-making by incorporating real-time feedback into your workflow processes.

### **How to Use SurveyMonkey in ZBrain Flow** <a href="#how-to-use-surveymonkey-in-zbrain-flow" id="how-to-use-surveymonkey-in-zbrain-flow"></a>

**Select SurveyMonkey as Your Connection**

1. Click on the ‘+’ button in the Flow.
2. Search for SurveyMonkey and select it.
3. Choose the action you want to perform. For SurveyMonkey, ZBrain Flow provides the following action:
   * **Custom API Call** – Send a request to a specific SurveyMonkey API endpoint.

### **How to Send a Request to a Specific SurveyMonkey API Endpoint** <a href="#how-to-send-a-request-to-a-specific-surveymonkey-api-endpoint" id="how-to-send-a-request-to-a-specific-surveymonkey-api-endpoint"></a>

**Step 1: Configure the Custom API Call**

1. In the ‘Connection’ dropdown, click on 'create connection'.
2. A small window will appear. Fill in the following details to create a connection:
   * **‘Connection Name’ –** Enter a name for this connection.
   * **‘Redirect URL’ –** Provide the redirect URL used during authentication to authorize the connection securely.
   * **‘Client ID’ –** Enter your SurveyMonkey Client ID.
   * **‘Client Secret’ –** Enter your SurveyMonkey Client Secret.
3. Click ‘Connect’, then ‘Save’.

**Step 2: Set Up the API Request**

1. In the ‘URL’ field, enter the base URL for SurveyMonkey's API: '<https://api.surveymonkey.com/v3>'. This is the root endpoint for making requests. Add the specific API endpoint, such as '/models'.
2. From the ‘Method’ dropdown, choose the HTTP method (GET, POST, etc.).

**Step 3: Configure Request Parameters**

1. Headers – Click ‘Add Item’ if you need to add custom headers. Note that authorization headers are injected automatically from your connection.
2. Query Parameters – Click ‘Add Item’ to add any query parameters needed for the API request.
3. Body – Add request body content if required.

**Step 4: Set Additional Options**

1. ‘No Error on Failure’ – Enable this if you want the workflow to continue even if the API call fails.
2. ‘Timeout (in seconds)’ – Set a timeout limit for the request.