Spa Treatment Consent & Client Intake Survey

A pre-interview consent form that confirms participants understand what they're agreeing to — recording formats, how their words may be used, and their right to withdraw — plus an AI follow-up that catches confusion or hesitation before the real interview starts. Built for researchers running qualitative interviews, usability sessions, or customer discovery calls.

Measures how employees actually handle passwords, multi-factor authentication, updates, and suspicious messages day to day — not just what they know in theory. Built for IT and security teams auditing awareness programs, with an AI follow-up that reconstructs a real near-miss or incident instead of a hypothetical one.

Assesses a vendor's security controls, certifications, data handling, and incident history for procurement, security, and compliance teams running third-party risk reviews. An AI follow-up interview digs into the vendor's single most significant unresolved risk instead of accepting a checklist of certifications at face value.

Captures a structured first-hand account of a suspected or confirmed security incident — what happened, what systems or data may be affected, and how contained it is — for IT, security, and compliance teams. An AI follow-up interview reconstructs the actual timeline of discovery and response instead of relying on a rushed written summary.

A pre-appointment health-screening and informed-consent form for lash extension clients that captures allergy history, current medications, contact lens use, and aftercare understanding, plus a signed consent record. An AI follow-up interview clarifies any health disclosures or unclear aftercare answers before the technician proceeds, so studios document genuinely informed consent, not just a checked box.

A complete consent flow for research studies: plain-language study information, granular consent statements with a comprehension check, signature capture, and contact enrollment. Built for IRB-style requirements — participants confirm they understand, not just that they scrolled.