From brief to results, step by step.
Each step builds on the one before it and waits for your review, so you always know what comes next and what it will cost.
- 01
Brief
Name the study, then describe the objective, the decision it should support and who you want to hear from. Markets, languages, constraints and a credit budget for the design to aim at are optional. An objective alone, or a single brief document, is enough to start.
- 02
Research design
Study Assistant proposes a plan: which research to run, with whom, and why. Accept that exact version, or say what you'd change and get a new proposal. If you edit the brief later, the plan reopens for review.
- 03
Audience
Build the audience each run needs: a respondent pool for synthetic surveys, and a named set of fully profiled personas for interviews, focus groups and evaluations.
- 04
Study materials
Questionnaires and AI moderator guides are generated for you to review, edit or regenerate. Images and videos you added as stimuli are placed on the questions that mention them when you approve a guide.
- 05
Review & launch
Check readiness, the credit estimate for each run and anything that blocks a launch, all recalculated just before you confirm. Runs then launch one at a time and stop at the first problem.
- 06
Report
Follow every run's progress and results in one place, retry a survey that failed, and create a combined study report as soon as one run is ready.