Sensagrams · conversation surveys

Hear what a typical survey misses.

Sensagrams are the new way to learn. A person taps a link, answers in their own words, and we ask the smart follow-ups. You get actionable insights at focus-group depth, at survey scale.

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Valley Health Plan9:41

What made renewing your coverage harder than it needed to be?

● Recording1:08

“…I sent the same form twice and never heard back, so I kept calling the number on the…”

Illustrative

Sensagram

/ˈsen·sə·gram/ noun

sensa experience + gram record

A record of what a person experienced,
in their own words.

An AI-moderated, human-guided voice conversation. No app, no login, no appointment. And you approve the questions (and the boundaries) before anything goes into the field.

Illustrative example

How Sensagrams work

1

Text message

Today 2:14 pm

Valley Health Plan: you joined in January. Four questions about how it has gone so far. sensavera.com/r/8mb3

Participant taps a link

No app required, no login. Simple user experience.
2

Question 2 of 4

What has been confusing since you joined?

● Recording0:47

Participant shares*

Reads the written question, answers in their own voice.
3

Sensavera asks

You could not tell which doctors are in network.

Where did you look first?

We ask smart follow-ups

We reflect what we hear, then ask the next question.
4

Themes

Directory out of date 158
ID card arrived late 107
Benefits unclear 91

You get key insights

Themes, verbatim voice snippets, and actionable insights.

* Sensagrams include typical survey questions (multiple choice, Likert, etc.), too.

Themes, and one finding read in full

Every finding arrives
with its evidence attached.

Illustrative example

Finding:Caregivers carry the medication list between specialists.

183 of 291 respondents

0:00▲ 4:22 excerpt below7:27

Participant 74 of 183

…she has three specialists now, and the neurologist changed her dose in March, so my list was wrong. “I’m the one calling all three specialists, and none of them has the same medication list. I keep a folder in my car because I’m the only person carrying the whole story from office to office.” Some days…

Follow-up asked

What happens on a day when you can’t make those calls?

Conflicting medication listsCaregiver as connector

How we fit

Start a new study. Or add voice to an existing survey.

How Sensavera fits the work you already do.

01 · New study

Start with a research question.

Build a study around what you need to learn.

Bring a question and a population
Build the conversation around your objectives
Review findings linked to source audio

02 · Existing survey

Add voice to an existing survey.

Ask follow-ups about the answers people give.

Bring the survey you already run
Add adaptive follow-up questions
Understand the why behind the scores you report

The loop

Each Sensagram shapes the questions that come next, so a second round starts where the first one stopped rather than from a blank instrument.

Answers to questions we get

Do people need an app?

No. They open a link or scan a QR code on their phone, tablet, or computer, and start talking.

Where do the humans fit?

Your team approves the questions and boundaries before anything fields, and humans review outputs before findings reach you.

Who owns the data?

You do. We encrypt in transit and at rest.

How fast can we field?

Campaigns are launched in days and analyzed in days.

How do I check a finding?

Every finding carries its evidence: the count, the verbatims, and timestamps into the original audio.

Does it replace our survey?

Only if you want it to. You can start by adding voice follow-ups to an instrument you already run.

Tell us who you want to hear from.

Bring a question and the people you want to hear from. We’ll walk through how a Sensagram could fit your study.

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