Q Agent

Meet your voice interview agent

Your questions.
Their voice.
Clearer answers.

Turn your questionnaires into guided voice interviews. Give people room to answer in their own words, then bring the details together in answers you can review.

See Q Agent in action

Explore a sample. No microphone needed.

Written questions. Spoken answers.
A little more room to explain

“It's a rattling sound.
Only when I turn left.”

From conversation to clarityConcern: rattling when turning left
Illustrative example

For teams with questions worth asking

There is more to an answer
than a box on a form.

People explain things in stories, details and second thoughts. Q Agent gives those answers space, while keeping your questions at the heart of the conversation.

Customer feedbackService intakeDiscovery interviews

A conversation with a purpose

You bring the questions.
Q Agent guides the conversation.

From what you need to know to answers you can work with.

01 / Prepare

Start with your questions

Set the purpose, questions and guidance for your interview. Save a questionnaire you can use again.

02 / Invite

Let people talk it through

Share an invitation. Q Agent asks the questions, listens to the answers and can follow up for more detail.

03 / Understand

See the answer and its context

Review organized answers alongside the transcript and recording. Go back to what was actually said.

Take a closer look

One question.
A more useful answer.

Follow a sample service intake from the first question to the details ready for review.

Inside Q AgentIllustrative walkthrough · no recording

Your expertise, your questions

Decide what matters.

Tell Q Agent what you want to learn. The questionnaire gives the conversation its purpose and direction.

Example: understanding a vehicle concern before a service visit.

Service intake / Question 1

What brought you in?

Understand the concern in the customer's own words.

Details to capture
  • What they have noticed
  • When it happens
  • When it started

Room for the full story

Let the details emerge.

A voice conversation gives people room to explain. A follow-up can bring an important detail into focus.

This is a scripted example, not a live interview or customer recording.

Q Agent

What brought you in?

Respondent

There's a rattling sound when I turn left. It started last week.

Q Agent

Does it happen when you're braking, too?

Respondent

No, only when I'm turning left.

Answers you can work with

Keep the meaning.
Find the details.

Bring the response together in organized answers, with the conversation available to check the context.

Illustrative summary. Organizers review the results and their supporting evidence.

Service intake / Answer summary

A rattling sound when turning left

Concern
Rattling sound
When it happens
Turning left
First noticed
Last week
While braking
No
“No, only when I'm turning left.”Supporting excerpt from this example

Thoughtful on both sides

Useful for you.
Considerate of them.

Getting a useful answer starts with giving people a clear, comfortable way to take part.

A clear invitation

People see who is asking, what the interview is for and how their information will be used before they agree to recording.

A conversation at their pace

Respondents can ask for clarification, decline a question, pause or stop. A private resume link lets them return.

The context stays within reach

Review the organized answers and return to the transcript and recording when you need to understand more.

A few things to know

Before you explore.

Can I use my own questions?

Yes. Organizers create questionnaires with their own purpose, questions and interview guidance. Saved questionnaires can be reused for new invitations.

Do respondents need an account?

Respondents join with an invitation link or a six-digit PIN from their organizer. They review the interview details and agree to recording before starting.

What can I review after an interview?

The organizer can review the recording, transcript and answers organized by question, with supporting evidence. Results should be reviewed in context.

Is the sample a live voice interview?

No. The walkthrough is a scripted illustration of the process. It does not use your microphone, record audio or create an interview. To take part in a real interview, use an invitation from an organizer.

From asking to understanding

Give your questions
a voice.

Explore the sample interview

Already invited? Join your interview