5-minute full walkthrough
Watch the product tour, then use the guides below for current settings and workflows.Research workflow
Start with the decision your research should inform. Define the audience and questions, test the interview, then monitor collection before drawing conclusions. Features and permissions can vary by organization and study configuration.Quick Start
- Create or find a study. Describe the research to the study-design assistant, reuse an existing study, or start from a template. For existing recordings, use uploaded studies.
- Build the topic guide. Review questions, follow-up depth, languages, stimuli, and routing rather than assuming generated content is ready to launch.
- Test the study. Check the full participant flow and any screeners or quota rules.
- Recruit participants and monitor fieldwork. Review completion, quality, and eligibility while data arrives.
- Analyze questions, inspect supporting transcripts, and create reports for your audience.
Key Features
- Study design: organize questions and stimuli around research objectives, with routing and structured question types where needed.
- Interviews: collect responses through a participant flow configured for the study, including conversational follow-ups.
- Evidence review: search and filter interviews, inspect transcripts and available recordings, and review data quality.
- Analysis and sharing: use question analysis, themes, reports, and Talk to Your Data to investigate findings. Generated outputs require interpretation and checks against their sources.
- Research organization: group work with projects and tags, and control access through sharing permissions.
