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Private beta

Human expert interviews

Request qualified specialist input through a governed private-beta workflow, with expert judgment kept distinct from market evidence.

How the research interaction works

Interviewer or facilitator

A human moderator chosen by the research team or agreed service partner

Respondent or source

A qualified human specialist whose identity, fit, and conflicts are reviewed

The conversation takes place outside Gotopico. The product can support discovery, consultation intent, proposed times, survey invitations, and evidence preparation.

What works now

  • Browse and filter the expert directory
  • Review limited expert profiles and visible trust signals
  • Submit a consultation request and proposed time in private beta
  • Invite an authenticated expert to a structured survey

What this option does not include

  • A connected native calling provider
  • In-product recording or transcription
  • Guaranteed expert acceptance or meeting time
  • Automatic interview synthesis presented as fact

Good fit

  • • Specialized technical, market, or operating context
  • • Pressure-testing assumptions before a high-stakes decision
  • • Reviewing a survey, model, or decision memo

Bad fit

  • • Estimating population prevalence from one specialist
  • • Seeking material non-public or prohibited information
  • • Replacing legal, clinical, financial, or compliance review

How your team stays in control

Your team retains responsibility for research quality, privacy, and the final decision.

  • Identity and role verification
  • Conflict-of-interest and prohibited-topic screening
  • Consent, confidentiality, recording, retention, and attribution choices
  • Source labels and human approval on every synthesized assertion

How the workflow works

  1. Step 1

    Define the decision

    State which decision the specialist input should inform and which claims remain out of scope.

  2. Step 2

    Qualify the people

    Review relevant experience, identity, conflicts, availability, confidentiality, and consent before outreach.

  3. Step 3

    Approve the instrument

    A human approves the screener, guide or survey, prohibited topics, attribution, and handling rules.

  4. Step 4

    Review the evidence

    Separate sourced observations, expert judgment, uncertainty, and the decision owner's final interpretation.

What your team receives

Expert qualification and conflict record
Approved guide or survey
Source-aware notes with judgment labels
Reviewed implications and caveats

Explore private-beta profiles

Tell us what decision you need to support, and we will help you choose the most appropriate available research path.