One interview pipeline.
Every expert.
A single script can't do justice to a CTO and a sales VP — and screening can't be an afterthought. The conversation adapts to who is actually on the call, and your own rules gate it before it starts.
A CTO and a sales VP shouldn't get the same script
One prompt that tries to cover every role asks shallow questions of all of them. Instead, the conversation profiles the expert at the start of the call and silently hands to a specialist line of questioning — same voice, no re-introduction, no perceptible break.
The expert simply gets questions that fit who they are. You get a deeper transcript from the same person, with one pipeline to maintain instead of one project per role.
Screening that the conversation can't get past
You define the screening questions and the pass / hold / reject rules. The agent asks them first and only continues to the substantive interview if your own criteria are met — otherwise the call ends at screening.
Because the conversation only advances when your criteria are met, whether the handoff happened is itself the record — observable after the fact, not reconstructed from memory.
InsightAgent isn't a compliance product. You define your screening questions and rules; the interview agent follows them as a gate before the conversation proceeds, and the handoff is your audit trail.
Cleared vetting flows straight into the interview
When an expert clears your vetting questions, the same call continues straight into the full interview — no second session to schedule, no expert lost between the two.
If they don't clear, the call ends cleanly at vetting. One conversation does the work of two.
Native-language interviews, not live translation
Confirm the expert's language at the start and the conversation continues with an interview tuned to that language and locale — not an English script awkwardly translated on the fly.
A global panel gets interviewed properly, in-language, inside the same pipeline.
See it on your own interview flow
We'll walk through how this maps to the experts you actually interview — your roles, your screening, your languages.