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# Introduction

In modern applications, gathering user feedback through surveys is crucial for enhancing user experience and improving services. Embedding a bundled JavaScript code within your application enables seamless survey integration. However, there are instances where you might want these surveys to appear only under specific conditions.

This is where SurveySparrow's innovative feature, **SpotChecks**, comes into play.

<figure><img src="/files/rXLrkwozKm3uJVAL86GW" alt=""><figcaption><p>SpotChecks</p></figcaption></figure>

**What are SpotChecks?**

SpotChecks empowers developers to integrate its functionality into their applications, with the ability to configure various settings. It provides a bundled JavaScript code for web SpotChecks and SDK for mobile SpotChecks. Therefore, it can be utilized on multiple devices. SpotChecks also allows surveys to be displayed based on predefined conditions, ensuring that feedback is collected at the most opportune moment.

**Key Features of SpotChecks**

1. **Conditional Survey Display**: Configure conditions under which surveys should appear to users, ensuring targeted feedback collection.
2. **Seamless Integration**: Easily embed the bundled JavaScript code into your application without disrupting the user experience.
3. **Shared Snippets:** Effortlessly utilize a single **Target** across multiple surveys, thereby reducing the need to configure it separately.
4. **Customizable Settings**: Tailor survey display settings to match your application's specific needs and user interactions.


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