This can be done by using a third-party form platform such as Typeform. This way you can collect contact information up front before a respondent lands on your StoryPrompt.
By redirecting form submissions with query string parameters to a StoryPrompt URL, you can dynamically capture this content within your StoryPrompt submission.
How to Set It Up
1. Create Your Typeform
2. First, sign into your Typeform account and create a new form.
3. Add the form fields you want to collect (name, email, etc.).
4. Make sure to use clear field names that will work well as parameters.
Set up the Redirect
1. Go to the "Settings" tab in your form editor.
2. Under "After submission," select "Redirect to another webpage."
3. For the URL, enter your StoryPrompt reply URL followed by parameters.
Adding Query String Parameters
Your redirect URL should look something like this:
The curly braces contain Typeform variables that will be replaced with actual user responses. For example, {name} will be replaced with what the user entered in the "name" field.
You can then choose to turn off the contact form on your StoryPrompt completely and the fields will still be captured automatically. Alternatively, if you leave the form, it will be automatically filled in with the querystring fields.