Exit interviews, run by an AI agent.
Give leavers and employees a conversation at a time they choose. Your AI agent asks about joining, working and moving on, and follows up on what matters to them.
What the agent does for you.
You write the questions once. The agent runs every conversation.
No manager on the call
Some people speak more openly when nobody from their team is listening. The agent asks them to say more and moves on when they are done.
At a time they choose
Leavers take part from a phone or a laptop in their last weeks, or after they have gone, without a meeting to book.
The same questions for everyone
Every leaver hears the questions you wrote, so the reasons people give for leaving are easy to compare.
Ready for your reports
Compare answers by question, read each full conversation and export answers as a CSV file.
Questions you could ask.
Examples to start from. You write your own plan, and the agent follows up on each answer.
- “What first made you want to join us?”
- “Tell me about a time you did your best work here.”
- “When did you first start thinking about leaving?”
- “What one change would have made you stay longer?”
What happens to what people say.
The short version. The FAQ has the detail.
Stored in London
Transcripts, answers and account data are stored in London, United Kingdom.
Never used to train AI
Nothing people say is sold, and nothing is used to train AI models.
No audio recordings
The agent hears the conversation live. Only the transcript is kept, never a recording.
Participants stay in control
The join page says the conversation is transcribed. People can stop at any time and download their own transcript at the end.
Common questions.
The FAQ answers the rest.
Who can see what an employee said?
The account that runs the room, and nobody else. The employee can also download their own transcript when the conversation ends.
Is the audio recorded?
No. The agent hears the conversation live, and only the transcript is kept.
Can an employee stop part way through?
Yes, at any point, by hanging up or closing the tab. Taking part is voluntary.
Try it with your own questions.
Set up a room in a few minutes. Your first 45 minutes of conversation are free.