What did people hope to achieve?
Reveal people’s goals, why they chose you and what they expected from the start.
Understand the whole relationship
Konvolo reveals what people expect, how the experience actually turns out and what you can do to strengthen the relationship.
People who expected an easy start are more likely to leave when the first weeks take more work than expected.
For organizations that want more people to start — and continue
The problem
A signup shows that someone started. Activity shows what they did. A cancellation shows that they stopped. None of it explains what they hoped for, whether they got it or what might have made them continue.
Across the relationship
What expectations were there at the start? How did the experience turn out? What makes people continue or leave?
Reveal people’s goals, why they chose you and what they expected from the start.
Compare the actual experience with the expectations set at the start.
See what was missing, what created loyalty and what could strengthen the relationship.
How it works
Talk to people after they choose you, while the relationship continues or when they leave.
The AI asks one short question at a time and follows up on what each person says.
Konvolo connects answers over time and shows what you can do.
Example insights
Choose a type of organization to see how the same approach works in different relationships.
Members who expected personal support are more likely to cancel when no one follows up after the introduction.
“I want help getting started and building a routine.”
“After the introduction, I was mostly on my own.”
Follow up after two weeks and help them plan the next step.
Subscribers who joined for a specific series are more likely to cancel when it ends and they have not found another reason to stay.
“I subscribed to watch this series.”
“When it ended, I did not know what else to watch.”
Help this group discover their next reason to stay before the series ends.
People who wanted to make a concrete difference are more likely to stop giving when updates feel broad and impersonal.
“I want to see that my gift makes a real difference.”
“I mostly received general updates.”
Show early what the gift helped make possible, based on why the person started giving.
Applicants who valued close contact with teachers and other students are more likely to choose another university when communication feels generic.
“I applied because the university seemed personal and welcoming.”
“When it was time to decide, I still did not know what studying here would feel like.”
Follow up before the acceptance deadline and show what belonging looks like in practice.
Customers who chose a card for easy travel are more likely to become dissatisfied when fees or settings are unclear.
“I want a card that simply works when I travel.”
“The first payment abroad cost more than I expected.”
Explain fees and settings before the first trip, based on why the customer chose the card.
From answers to patterns
Konvolo groups the conversations and shows what different people need in order to continue.
Trust & privacy
Konvolo helps you collect and analyze answers responsibly, without gathering more personal information than you need.
Limit unnecessary personal information from the start.
Let people answer without identifying themselves when appropriate.
Start with one part of the relationship
Show us where people begin, continue or leave. We will show you how Konvolo can reveal what they expected and what can help more of them continue.