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ALWAYS ON. ALWAYS MOVING FORWARD.

Put survey QA
on autopilot.

You make a change. Questra checks the work. Our agents turn code-review and browser-test findings into proposed fixes—ready for you to review and apply.

Start programmingPart of Survey Programming. Continuous browser testing requires a supported platform connection.
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01 / YOU MAKE A CHANGE
QUESTIONNAIRE / REVISION

End the survey for anyone who never drinks coffee.

02 / WE CHECK THE WORK

Code review

Read the source against your questionnaire.

Ready to check

Browser testing

Try answers and follow the respondent experience.

Ready to explore
03 / YOUR NEXT MOVE, PREPARED
Questra agentWorking with your survey

A finding should come with a way forward.

Save a revision to see checks become an actionable suggestion.

Waiting for your next revisionSAVE → CHECK → SUGGEST → REFINE

HOWEVER YOU GET TO THE NEXT REVISION

Ask the agent. Upload an update.
Or get your hands on the code.

Agent editsRevised questionnairesManual changes

Save the revision. The checks follow.

TWO PERSPECTIVES. BETTER CONTEXT.

Read what’s written.
Test what happens.

Continuous survey testing brings the questionnaire, source, and respondent experience into the same feedback cycle.

Code review catches the intent.

Compare the saved source with your questionnaire. Find missing questions, incorrect conditions, and instructions that didn’t make it into the code.

QUESTIONNAIRE → SOURCE“Never” should screen out.Termination condition missing.
Explore code review

Browser testing catches the experience.

Agents answer the survey and follow its paths. Check what respondents actually see, where they go, and what gets in their way.

ANSWER → OBSERVATIONRespondent selects “Never.”The survey continues to Q2.
Follow the testing agents

AGENTIC SUGGESTIONS, GROUNDED IN EVIDENCE

A finding is useful.
A proposed fix is better.

The agent works from the findings and your current source to prepare a specific change. See the reasoning, inspect the diff, and ask for a refinement before applying it.

Meet AI suggestions

Apply the change. Keep the cycle going.

A saved fix becomes the next revision to check. Regression testing helps catch what a change affects elsewhere in the survey.

REVISE ↗ RECHECK ↗ REFINE

Autopilot, explained.

When do continuous tests run?

With continuous mode enabled, Questra runs browser checks when the survey reaches review and after saved revisions. This is part of the survey programming workflow, so the checks follow your ongoing changes.

How do findings become automated suggestions?

Code-review and browser-test findings feed the suggestion agents in Questra Programming. The agent uses that evidence and the survey source to prepare an explanation and proposed source changes. You can inspect the diff, ask for refinements, dismiss a suggestion, or apply it.

Does autopilot apply changes without my review?

Checks and suggestion generation run automatically. Applying a proposed source change is your decision. Once the change is saved, it becomes a new revision for review and, on supported connections with continuous testing enabled, another browser test run.

Does this help with survey regression testing?

Yes. Rechecking saved revisions helps identify when a change affects other questions, routing, or respondent behavior. Review the findings and coverage in the report; a passing check reflects the evidence gathered, not a guarantee that every possible path was tested.

Which surveys can use continuous testing?

Continuous browser testing supports connected Decipher and ConfirmIt / Forsta Plus surveys with preview-copy access. Export-only surveys and supplied survey URLs use on-demand testing. Qualtrics and Alchemer do not yet support continuous browser testing in Questra.

Is continuous testing the same as standalone link testing?

They share browser-testing capabilities, but start differently. Continuous testing follows saved revisions in Questra Programming and feeds AI suggestions. Independent link testing runs on demand from an existing test URL; it does not automatically revise the survey source.

A NEW PACE FOR RESEARCH

Your next idea
doesn’t need another QA to-do list.

Start programming with Questra

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