Overview
Great news: you absolutely can use a single review form to collect feedback across multiple products or services. Feedspace gives you flexible tools to keep everything organised without creating forms from scratch each time. This article walks you through the two main approaches so you can choose the one that fits your workflow.
Yes, One Form Can Cover All Your Products
Feedspace supports two practical strategies for collecting reviews across multiple products or services with a single form, or with a small set of tailored forms. Both approaches keep your review collection tidy and your data easy to act on.
Approach 1: Single Form with a Custom Question and Auto-Tagging
The simplest route is to keep one shared form and add a custom question that asks reviewers which product or service they are writing about. You can use a dropdown or multiple-choice question so reviewers select from a list of your offerings. Once the response comes in, Feedspace’s auto-tagging rules can automatically apply a label to each review based on that answer, so your reviews are sorted by product the moment they arrive.
This approach works especially well for SaaS products and e-commerce stores with many SKUs, because you never need to create or manage additional form links as your catalogue grows. Add a new product to the question options and a new auto-tag rule, and you are ready to collect.
Approach 2: Duplicate the Form for Each Product
If you want a more personalised experience for each product, duplicating the form is the way to go. Feedspace lets you duplicate any existing form in a few clicks, giving each copy its own intro text, custom questions, branding, and shareable link. You can then tailor each form to the specific product or service it covers, making the review experience feel relevant and focused for that particular customer.
This is ideal when your products are quite different from one another and you want the questions, tone, or context to reflect each one individually. Each duplicated form collects reviews independently, so you can view and manage feedback per product without any extra filtering.
Choosing the Right Approach
Use the single-form-with-tagging approach when you have many products, want to keep management simple, or plan to expand your catalogue regularly. Use the duplicate-form approach when each product warrants a distinct reviewer experience, or when you want separate shareable links and dedicated intro messaging per product. Both approaches are fully supported in Feedspace, and you can combine them if your needs evolve over time.
What You Can Do Next
- Add a custom question to your existing form asking reviewers which product they are reviewing, using the custom questions feature.
- Set up auto-tagging rules to automatically label each incoming review by product so your inbox stays organised without manual effort.
- Duplicate your form for any product that needs its own personalised intro, tailored questions, and a dedicated shareable link.
- Review your current form structure and decide which approach, or combination of both, best fits the size and variety of your product catalogue.
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