Using Survey123 For Asset Inspection through Field Maps AND on a Webpage

[CailaHolbrook]

We want to deploy a survey that can be accessed by members of the public in order to collect information on tide levels at 10 pre-determined sites. I have a feature class with the 10 points (sites), and a related table with the questions to be filled by volunteers. These are linked (1:m) using the GlobalID of the 10 sites, and a GUID in the related table. For staff, we have been using Field Maps to simply go out to each site, click a point and fill out the related table (works great). 

However, the majority of our volunteer base is not quite tech saavy, and are accustomed to filling out forms in these types of situations. Ideally I would like to embed a survey on our website where they can choose the site (either from a dropdown menu or by clicking a point on a map) and then fill out all the relevant information.

I began setting this up using Survey123 and although filling out surveys for pre-determined locations works ok with the Survey123 app (using the Inbox feature), the web app version is giving me a lot of trouble. Every entry on the web-app creates a new site in the parent layer (with a new GlobalID). I understand the inbox feature cannot be used in the web app. How can I configure my xls in Survey123 Connect such that entries on the webpage add new records (inspections) to the related table without adding new points to the sites (parent layer)?

[ChristopherCounsell]

Create a form that targets the related table only. 

Use the custom url scheme to pass the site globalid into a hidden parentglobalid question, from the pop-up in the map.

• Create a view layer of the service. Drop the parent table and set editing to adds + users can't see features. This allows public adding of records without editing existing data or adding new sites
• Create a survey form targeting this service. You will collect data with this form. Add the parentglobalid field, hidden appearance, in addition to form design.
• Create a custom url to open the above form from the map layer pop-up. In the url include a parameter to pass the globalid into the parentglobalid field.
• Share the survey form and layer publicly.

Users can now securely submit records directly against the table, with the parent globalid maintaining the relationship.

[CailaHolbrook]

Thank you for your response!

• So i've made a view layer from my service (sites and related table). On this View layer I enabled editing to add and update data. Not sure what you mean by "+ users can't see features". 
• I created a new survey form using the View layer. I added the parentglobalid to the form (hidden) and received an "Invalid Name" error (probably because "GlobalID" is a reserved keyword and it thinks i'm making a new GlobalID?)
• Not sure how to create a custom URL. Do you mean like how they do it here in step 8? https://support.esri.com/en-us/knowledge-base/how-to-populate-a-related-table-from-an-arcgis-survey1.... Also the survey should be accessible alone without needing to navigate through field maps.

Thanks!