Redesigned Advance Programs FAQs
Gainsight NXT
This article addresses the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for the Redesigned Advanced Programs feature.
Is participant field mapping required to create programs?
The new version supports only one data source, hence participant field mapping is not required. Multiple CSVs can be uploaded, and each CSV must contain a name field or header. However, all the CSVs must contain the same header/column names.
Why are multiple sources not supported in the new version?
In the new version, Gainsight aims to simplify the source configuration process, ensuring a streamlined data preparation step within the program-building experience.
Note: Gainsight adds support for different timezones and allows participants to be included through CSV files, that can be added alongside other data sources.
Can the existing programs be transferred to the new version?
The existing programs cannot be transferred to the new version.
In what scenarios should I use the new version to create programs?
Use the new version to create programs when you need a simplified workflow, an improved user interface, or support for workflows with multiple branches.
Note: New capabilities will be introduced only in the new version.
Is there any impact on existing programs when I try the new version of the Redesigned Advanced Program?
No, there is no impact on existing programs due to the new version.
How can I configure the end of program in new version of Redesigned Advanced Program?
In new version of Redesigned Advanced Program, you do not need to configure the end of program. Any open or unconnected nodes are considered as the end of the program automatically.
Can I set Evaluate to check the conditions in less than 11 hours?
No. The Evaluate step has a minimum interval of 11 hours for checking conditions. This restriction is in place to manage system performance and ensure the accurate evaluation of conditions. Reducing this interval is not supported, so all condition checks must adhere to this 11-hour minimum.
How can I add survey responses as tokens apart from NPS/CSAT score?
To include survey responses as tokens beyond standard metrics like NPS® or CSAT scores, you can use calculated fields. Calculated fields allow you to create custom data points based on survey responses, which can then be used as tokens in your program to personalize communications and actions.
Why are my existing reports not showing values like Company Name and Survey URL from AO Participants?
The system has transitioned from using standard fields to custom fields for certain data points like Company Name and Survey URL. To access these values in your reports, you now need to retrieve them from the Company Lookup and Survey Participants objects, which store the corresponding custom fields.
Why does logging to Salesforce fail even after selecting Person ID?
Successful logging to Salesforce requires three specific IDs: WhoID (the ID of the contact or person), WhatID (the ID of the company), and OwnerID (the Salesforce user ID). If any of these IDs are missing or incorrect, the logging process will fail. Ensure all three IDs are correctly provided to enable proper logging.
Can I use SFDC ID as Company ID in the program?
While you can initially use the Salesforce ID (SFDC ID) as the Company ID, the system will replace it with the Gainsight Company ID (GS Company ID) within the program. This replacement ensures consistency and integration with Gainsight's data model, enabling seamless data management and reporting.
What date format does Journey Orchestrator support?
Journey Orchestrator supports the YYYY-MM-DD date format.
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