Collaboration
Bring the research team together.
Keep the discussion in context.
Work together on documents, capture live notes, and discuss the interview moments behind your findings.
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Collaborate before, during, and after interviews
Research involves more than the person asking the questions. Tetra gives teammates shared documents, live note-taking, and comments around research material so they can contribute without losing the context of the study.
Use a shared guide to prepare, Live Notes to capture useful moments during a session, and comments to discuss the interpretation afterward. Keep the conversation close to the transcript, snippet, or finding it concerns.
Give every collaborator a useful place to work
Prepare together
Write and refine research documents in the collaborative editor, keeping the current materials with the project.
Capture live notes
Let a moderator focus on the conversation while a teammate records observations and saves useful moments in Live Notes.
Discuss and share
Comment on research material and share selected recordings, clips, or findings through the available sharing controls.
Match the shared finding to its audience
A teammate reviewing the evidence and an external stakeholder reading a finding may need different access. The sharing dialog offers teammates-only, password-protected, and public options. Choose the intended audience before distributing the link, so collaborators receive the material in the appropriate context.
Make team invitations easier to discover.
Maya and Jonah both looked outside workspace settings before finding the invitation control.
Amelia · Harbor design team
Amelia signs in as a teammate to review the finding and its evidence.
Work as a moderator and note-taker
- Agree on the interview guide and decide who will moderate, take notes, and follow up on unanswered questions.
- During the session, capture observations and notable moments without turning every early impression into a final conclusion.
- Review the recording together, discuss interpretations in context, and share the reviewed finding with its supporting evidence.
Questions before you start
- Do all collaborators need the same permissions?
- No. Roles determine what members can do. Review access and sharing settings to match how each teammate contributes.
- Can stakeholders review selected research without joining the whole project?
- Share links provide a way to distribute selected research material. Choose the appropriate sharing settings and password protection for the intended audience.
Try it with your next research project.
Start with existing interviews or recruit participants for a new study. Choose the workflow that fits your team.
Participant recruitment is priced separately. See pricing for plan details.