Use the Topics component to add themes to Survey, Survey Question, Survey Question
Choice, and Survey Question Response records. You can analyze trending topics and learn how
different areas of your business are performing in the Topic Analysis dashboard in Customer
Lifecycle Analytics.
Required Editions
Available in: both Salesforce Classic and
Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
Available with the Survey Response Pack, Feedback Management - Starter, and Feedback
Management - Growth licenses
User Permissions Needed
To enable Topics and add the Topics component:
System Administrator profile
Enable Topics for Survey objects and then add the Topics component to the record pages.
From Setup, enter Topics for Objects in the Quick Find box, and
select Topics for Objects.
Select the Survey objects one at a time.
Select Enable Topics.
Save your changes.
Open a record of any Survey object to which you want to add the Topics component.
Click and select
Edit Page.
In the Lightning App Builder, drag the Topics component to where you want it to appear on
the page.
Configure the Topics component properties.
Save your changes and then click Activate.
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