Hyperlink Question
Hi Guys, I'm a non-tech co-founder. One aspect of our B2B SaaS creates unique URLs linked to personalized landing pages (with a short form). Each one of our client employees is given the unique URL.
Usually, the links are placed by the employees in docs, emails, social media, etc. Someone opens the link, completes the short form on the landing page, and an alert is sent to our db and the client.
I'd like to provide links that other tech companies could place in their client portals (we share the same clients). But, when opened, instead of leaving the other companies client portal and opening our landing page the link would open a smaller sized (like a popup) version of our personalized landing page (with a short form) without leaving the client portal.
Then when the form is submitted we capture the input just like always and are off to the races. Our stack is AngularJS, GO, MySQL.
Any ideas on how we can do this? Thanks, Kevin
Thanks Zencentric. That's exactly what I'd like to do.
The client portal guys see the value in making our landing page/form available within their client portal, they just want the user experience to be brief and contained within their product. We don't need a whole page, just a small form box or something but it's got to link to the right unique URL in our db.
One of the client portal guys asked if we could supply them with a widget they could add to their portal. I'm guessing that's similar or the same as what you have described. Thanks, Kevin
No problem. Let me know if you have any questions.
Good luck.
Do you mean that other tech companies can put the link right into their page?
If so, you can provide a small javascript snippet instead of the link - that would have a link to your remote script and some DOM element to be filled with your data (usually div). This snippet would grab a script from your site and add all elements into that element.
It's pretty easy can be done with AngularJS.
If you are interested I can give you more details as it's exactly what I've done before.