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Guided Story + Segmentation

Voice narrative plus AI classification into choice options.

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Guided Story + Segmentation (plugin type unified_single_multiple) combines a voice narrative with an AI-driven single- or multiple-choice classification: the AI reviews the spoken answer and picks (or scores) it against a set of choice options you define, in the same frame as the recording. It's wizard-driven.


What respondents see#

The same greeting-and-microphone recording flow as Guided Story. After the respondent answers, the AI reads the open-ended response and selects one or more of your predefined choice options based on what was said — the respondent doesn't manually pick from a list themselves.

When to use it#

  • When you need both an open narrative and a structured classification of that narrative — e.g. "tell us why, then we'll bucket you into a segment" — without a separate follow-up question.
  • Replacing a spoken answer + a manual follow-up choice question with one AI-scored step.
  • Segmentation or driver studies where the segment should be derived from language, not a forced-choice click.

Configuring it in the builder#

Drag Guided Story + Segmentation from the StorySync AI Qual group onto your canvas — the wizard opens with Questions, Display Settings, and Text for Alerts. In addition to the shared greeting/sub-question/guardrails fields, the Questions step has a dedicated Question to Answer From Open End section:

  • Question Type — Single Select or Multiple Select (whether the AI picks one or several choices).
  • Question to Answer — the classification question the AI uses to extract an answer from the open-ended response (e.g. "Which of the following types of vacation did the respondent like most?").
  • Choices — the answer options the AI can choose from, with support for an Exclusive option (e.g. "None of these").

Settings reference#

SettingWhat it controlsDefault
Question TypeAI picks one choice or severalSingle Select
Question to AnswerThe classification prompt the AI applies to the narrative
ChoicesAnswer options the AI can select, with an optional exclusive/"none" option
Show Image/Video in QuestionReveals the media fields (Media Type, image count, image URLs 1–4, video URL) for a stimulus at the top of the questionOff
Initial InstructionsText shown before the first sub-question to set context; supports piped textSeeded example prompt
Is Loaded from IframeMarks the question as embedded in an iframe inside an external surveyOff
Voice MandatoryVoice input required, no text fallbackOff
Honor voice-permission globalsFollow survey-level voice/mic-permission settingOn (recommended)
Default to VoiceVoice recording is the default input methodOn
Enable TranscriptionLive transcript while the respondent talksOn
Enable Voice Attribute DetectionDetect speaker gender/age/language/accent/human-vs-AIOn
Tap to Zoom ImageAllow respondents to zoom the stimulus imageOff
Enable Image ScrollingLet respondents scroll through multiple imagesOff
Enable Auto ProbingLet the AI generate follow-ups on the narrativeOff
Use Whole ConversationFeed the entire prior conversation into AI-generated probesOff
Request Voice or Text PreferenceAsk respondents whether they'd rather record or type (only when voice isn't mandatory)Off
Concept Image HeightHeight of the stimulus image as % of screen50% (range 30–70)
Question Font SizeFont size for question/instruction text17px (range 10–40)
Maximum Recording DurationCap on voice recording5 minutes (range 3–10)
Select LanguageSpeech-recognition languageEnglish (+ 6 others)
Select Text DirectionLTR or RTL layoutLeft to Right
Button ColorPrimary action-button color#34ac8b

Logic support#

The underlying voice answer is open-ended (Answered/Not answered only). The AI-derived choice classification is stored alongside it — check with your analytics setup for how the classification field is exposed to condition logic; see Logic, Flow & Conditions for the general operator model.

Good to know#

  • The choice classification is inferred by the AI from the spoken response, not selected by the respondent — write Choices options precisely enough that the AI can map open-ended language onto them reliably.

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