Put your surveys on autopilot

Connect Downright to Make, n8n or Zapier and the asking takes care of itself: surveys go out when something happens, answers land where your team already works.

Something happens The survey sends itself The answer lands where you work
Surveys that send themselves

An order ships, a ticket closes, a deal is won, and the survey goes out on its own, days later if that is the right moment.

Order shipped → 3 days pass → Survey arrives
Answers that find your team

A detractor pings the right Slack channel while there is still time to act. Every answer files itself into your sheet or CRM.

Score 3 → #customer-alerts → Saved

The filter is one rule, score <= 6, and it is step two of every recipe below. How teams run it.

Pick your platform

Ten minutes of setup, and you reach the thousands of apps these already connect to.

One webhook, everywhere at once

Your account has a single webhook URL. Point it at your platform and split every answer from there: detractors to Slack, everything to a sheet, named customers to the CRM. Rerouting answers becomes a drag on a canvas, not a code change.

Or no code at all

Running a store? A survey link works with nothing installed: put it in the order confirmation email, on the packing slip as a QR code, or on the order status page. Anyone can answer: nobody has to be in your database first, and there is nothing to add to your storefront.

Inside your own site or app

The survey can live on your page, or inside your mobile app, and answer there without sending anybody away. Nothing to install on either side.

On a web page. Paste the snippet from the survey's Embed button. It reports its own height, so you never guess one:

<iframe src="https://www.usedownright.com/s/YOUR-SURVEY?embed=1"
        style="width:100%;border:0;" height="260" scrolling="no"></iframe>

In a mobile app. Open the same URL in a WebView. When it navigates to /s/YOUR-SURVEY/done, the survey is finished: close the panel. The score comes along in a downright:complete message for hosts that want it.

Embedded answers are anonymous unless the customer leaves an address. The messages and the frame policy are in the API reference.

These recipes use each platform's built-in webhook and HTTP steps. There is no Downright app in their directories yet, and none is needed. Prefer to build it yourself? The API and webhooks are fully documented.