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The right question
at the right moment.

Seven ways to ask, from a single question to the release. Choose a template, change the first line and see how the request reaches the customer.

Your first linebecomes visible.Local demo with sample data
Choose a template

Stays in this browser. Nothing is sent, nothing is saved automatically.

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Example: what changed for you?

We are collecting short voices about working with us. What has changed for you since the project? One or two sentences are enough.

Use sample data only.

Stays in this browser. Nothing is sent, nothing is saved automatically.

01 / The library

Requests, releases,
case studies.

Every template has an occasion, a clear question and a next step. Filter by area or search for a keyword.

06Sample requests

6 of 6 sample requests

  • RequestSelected

    One single question.

    Short, open, answered in a minute.

    One question
    Occasion
    Example: what changed for you?
    01Namn02E-mail03Svar04Company
    Template in detail
  • RequestSample request

    Guided through three questions.

    Situation, path, result in their own words.

    Guided story
    Occasion
    Example: what was the path to the result?
    01Namn02E-mail03Svar04Company05Role
    Template in detail
  • RequestSample request

    Have a number confirmed.

    The customer states or confirms a number themselves.

    Confirm a metric
    Occasion
    Example: can you confirm this number?
    01Namn02E-mail03Svar04Company05Answer by
  • RequestSample request

    Rather tell than write.

    Answer by video or voice through the link.

    Video or voice note
    Occasion
    Example: tell us in one minute
    01Namn02E-mail03Svar04Answer by
  • ReleaseSample request

    Confirm first, then use.

    Check the wording and release channels.

    Confirm and release
    Occasion
    Example: may we use this sentence?
    01Namn02E-mail03Svar04Company
  • Case studySample request

    Answers become a draft.

    Challenge, solution, result with evidence.

    Case study
    Occasion
    Example: case study on introducing new processes
    01Namn02E-mail03Svar04Company05Role06Answer by
    Template in detail

Local sample requests with sample data. No real customer statements and no templates from other companies.

02 / Your choice

One template,
your words.

The chosen template appears in the draft. Adjust heading and question, the preview follows instantly.

The library

The occasion comes
before the question.

An occasion. A fitting question. A clear next step.

Currently in your previewOne questionExample: what changed for you?
01 / Request

Example: what changed for you?

We are collecting short voices about working with us. What has changed for you since the project? One or two sentences are enough.

Details4Company
02 / Request

Example: what was the path to the result?

Three short questions: what was it like before? What did you do together with us? What is different today? Your words stay unchanged.

Details5Company + Role
03 / Request

Example: can you confirm this number?

We only want to mention a number if you confirm it. Is the value we noted correct, or should we adjust it?

Details5Company + Answer by
04 / Request

Example: tell us in one minute

You can answer by video, voice note or text. Before sending you see your answer and decide where it may be used.

Details4Answer by
05 / Release

Example: may we use this sentence?

Please check the wording. You decide whether we use it on the website, in offers or not at all, and whether your name appears.

Details4Company
06 / Case study

Example: case study on introducing new processes

Challenge, solution and result from the customer's own words. Every statement shows whether it is exact, edited or summarised.

Details6Company + Role + Answer by

Frequently asked questions

Are the templates free?

Yes. You can adapt them in the browser without an account.

Is anything saved?

No. Your draft stays in the browser until you download it.

Are the templates legal advice?

No. Have permission wording checked before use.

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