NO STONE UNTURNED
Automated survey path testing finds error screens, validation loops, and dead ends before your respondents encounter them.
Test a survey linkFollow a probeThe questionnaire says “Never” should screen out. The next question still appears.
TWO WAYS A SURVEY CAN FAIL
We check your research intent and investigate the unexpected. Both kinds of failure belong in the same report.
Compare the observed journey with your questionnaire: screening, skip logic, display rules, and what respondents see.
Explore experience testingA survey should never crash, trap someone in validation, loop back endlessly, or leave them without a way forward. Probes look for these problems even without a questionnaire.
BEYOND A SINGLE WALKTHROUGH
Agents operate the survey in a real browser. Every screen they discover gives them more answers to try and more paths to investigate.
Agents inspect the live survey in a browser: questions, answer controls, instructions, and ways to continue.
FROM “SOMETHING BROKE” TO “HERE’S HOW”
Each finding connects to the session that exposed it. Review the answers, screens, and actions that led to the problem, then test again after a fix.
Explore the sample reportRecorded screen + session replay
Questionnaire failures are mismatches between your requirements and the observed survey, such as an incorrect screen-out or display rule. Survey problems are issues discovered during exploration: error screens, validation loops, repeated-page loops, and dead ends. These problems can be found without a questionnaire. Both categories appear in the report with the evidence behind them.
No. Browser probes inspect each screen, try answers, and branch into different respondent journeys. Questra also returns to observed screens to try options that have not yet been explored. You can request an action from an observed screen to investigate a particular route.
No. Reaching a screen is different from verifying a requirement. Findings and verified checks are tied to observed evidence; checks that still need evidence remain unverified. Exploration expands coverage as probes discover screens and try more answers.
Yes. Standalone link testing starts from a reachable test URL. Keep your current programming workflow and use the findings and browser evidence to guide fixes. Upload the questionnaire when you want requirements-based comparisons.
Follow the recorded actions and observations to see how the probe reached the problem. Screenshots and findings help you identify the affected screen, adjust the survey, and run another check.