Product · Capability 01

Intake Interviews.

A panel of AI interviewers dialogue with respondents from within your company to capture qualitative breadth and surface what's worth deeper exploration.

VIRTUAL PANEL INTERVIEWS
Respondent at desk in casual business attire facing dual monitors with a video-conference panel of four interviewers.
Respondent · VP Product

Multiple AI interviewers with different subject matter expertise surface nuanced insights.

01
Why a panel

Breadth before depth.

Intake interviews capture the cross-functional viewpoints of your internal team so the in-depth interviews can start with a multi-dimensional view of the issues facing the product.

Parallel coverage

AI interviewers run simultaneously, each holding a distinct lens so a single interview delivers more breadth.

Context-driven conversation

Open-ended dialogue with follow-ups. Respondents say what they actually mean instead of picking the closest checkbox.

Themes that earn IDIs

Cross-panel clustering surfaces the questions worth asking your customers and non-customers. 

02
Inside a session

One window. Multiple threads.

Each interviewer has expertise, takes turns, and yields when another has the better follow-up, so respondents have professional conversations that reveal deeper insights.

Lens
Sample line
Aria · Usage
"Walk me through the last time you sat down to do this. What did you open first?"
Bram · Pain
"Where did that step stop being worth the effort?"
Cori · Workaround
"What's the spreadsheet, the tab, the side conversation that actually closes the gap today?"
Devin · WTP signal
"If a tool removed the workaround, what would your team free up to spend on it?"

Turn-taking is orchestrated automatically, a single respondent stays in flow while other lenses get filled in parallel.

A single moderator on a Zoom call costs you forty-five minutes per respondent. A panel does the same job in one.

Intake is meant to be wide. The IDI phase is meant to be deep. Running them with the same instrument is how research programs lose the months product teams don't have.

See how IDIs follow up