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Setting your details and preferences with the AI Interviewer Setup section

Getting started with the Setup section in AI Interviewer

This guide explains the key settings available when creating or configuring a study: Study Details, Research Context, Recording, Privacy, and Branding.


Study Details

This section includes the basic information and structure of your study.

  • Study Name (Required)
    The title of your study. This helps you and your team quickly identify the study.

  • Project & Folder
    Choose where to store your study within a project or folder. This helps keep your research organized and easy to navigate.

  • Study Description (Required)
    A clear summary of the study’s purpose, context, or background. This helps collaborators understand what the study is about and why it’s being conducted.

  • Study Languages
    The AI Interviewer currently supports English. We're exploring support for additional languages in the future. If there's a language you'd like to see supported, we'd love to hear from you. Please submit your feedback via the feedback form at any time.

Research Context

Research context provides background about your study to improve AI-powered insights and analysis. Adding context helps the AI Interviewer to develop and ask smarter followups and interpret answers in context for insights and analysis. This context is not surfaced to participants during the study.

Under the Research focus section, you can provide details around the study purpose, participants, company and product background and any other pertinent information.

You can also add specific Research goals for the AI Interviewer and analysis to focus on.

Recording

This section controls how participant sessions are captured. Audio recording will be always be set to required. You can configure the camera recording options with Off, Optional, or Required. There is currently not an option with AI Interviewer to record participants' screens.

Privacy

This section helps you manage participant privacy and data organization.

  • Password Protection
    You can require a password to restrict access to the study. Only participants or users with the password can access the study.
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  • Participant Identifier
    Assign or collect a participant identifier for each user.

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