This template gives your research team a centralized hub to log discovery calls and track user feedback. It eliminates the chaos of scattered notes and missing context.
It consists of connected tables for users, customers, transcripts, and specific product insights. When you log a call, it links directly to the customer profile and automatically feeds into your aggregate feature requests.
Native AI features summarize long transcripts into short bullet points and evaluate customer sentiment instantly. The system even runs automatic web searches to build full company profiles for every interviewee.
Spreadsheets force teams to copy-paste the same customer details across multiple rows for every new call. When lengthy transcripts, recordings, and extracted insights share the same grid, the data quickly becomes unreadable.
A structured database enforces clean organization across your entire workspace. Every piece of information—whether it’s a date, an audio file, or a dropdown status like "Actioned"—stays in its proper format without breaking.
Instead of brittle VLOOKUPs, you use native relational links to connect one customer to multiple interview logs. This is exactly what Softr Databases are designed for, keeping your research scalable and clean as your team grows.
You can capture raw transcripts and attach voice recordings directly to individual interview records. This immediately separates unstructured qualitative data from tracked product insights.
Thanks to built-in Database AI agents, you can automatically summarize 45-minute calls and categorize them as positive, negative, or neutral. Just start with this ready-to-use structure and skip the manual analysis.
Manage internal team members with roles, contact info, and access levels
Track interviewees with contact details and AI-generated company profiles
Log calls with records, transcripts, and AI-powered sentiment and summaries
Centralize feedback themes and feature requests with status and categories
This system is built for teams looking to turn unstructured conversations into actionable product decisions.
Start by customizing the categories to match your specific workflow. Add new dropdown options to the Insights table or tweak the AI summary prompts to answer specific product questions.
Bring your existing research over instantly by dropping a CSV file into the tables. The native sync capability lets you map old spreadsheet data into the new, clean structure effortlessly.
When your team is ready, you can easily build an app on top of this data. This turns a backend database into a collaborative portal where stakeholders can log in to view categorized feedback.
Because the data is structured, configuring users and permissions takes just a few clicks. You can ensure the research team has editing rights while executives simply view the aggregated dashboard.
A customer interview database is a structured system to centralize discovery calls, transcripts, and qualitative feedback. It separates raw interview data from actionable insights, making it easy to spot trends and track feature requests over time.
Building a user research tool with a no-code database provides a production-ready system in minutes, without needing technical skills. It gives your team the autonomy to modify fields, adapt the structure to new research methods, and maintain data integrity without developer bottlenecks.
AI acts as an assistant that processes qualitative data for you in real time. For example, AI fields can automatically summarize lengthy transcripts into three bullet points, gauge customer sentiment, or fetch company descriptions via web search the moment a record is created.
Yes, you can use a drag-and-drop interface builder to generate a custom team portal connected directly to this data. You can set up specific access rights to ensure that only researchers can edit interview logs while the wider company has read-only access to key insights.
Yes, this template is completely free to copy and begin using immediately. Softr includes powerful database capabilities on its free plan, with higher-tier options available as you scale your research volume and storage needs.
Excel struggles to handle connected information like linking one customer to multiple interviews or attaching large audio recordings over time. A structured database enforces data types and uses native relationships, so your research stays organized, searchable, and scalable as your insights grow.