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Quiz Control

A quiz that helps customers find the right product.

The quiz only suggests products in the range, and the customer makes the choice.

The quiz asks about a need and suggests only products from the range, the products the business sells, each with a short reason. The person answering makes the choice, and the answers are saved without a name. Contact details are given only if the person answering wants to.

Shown with example data from an invented bicycle maker.

In and out
Answers to questions about a need in. Suggestions from the range out, each with a short reason.
The person answering
Answers the questions and makes the choice. Contact details are optional.
AI
This workflow does not use AI.
Systems
The quiz compares the answers with the range, suggests only products in range and saves the answers without a name.

Many products that look alike.

  • When choosing between many similar products, it is rarely clear which one fits.
  • Then an enquiry with questions comes in, or the visit ends without a purchase.

Who does what in the quiz.

The drawing follows one visit to the quiz: what the person answering does and what the quiz does. It runs from the first answer to the suggestions, the saved answers and the optional contact. The person answering makes the choice among the suggestions.

  1. StartThe questions are answeredThe person answering picks an answer to each question.
  2. 1 · SystemsThe quiz suggests products in rangeOnly products in range, each with a short reason.
  3. 2 · SystemsAnswers saved without a nameWithout the name of the person answering.
  4. 3 · The person answeringContact is given only by choiceContact details, only if the person answering wants to.
  5. ResultSuggestions to choose fromThe person answering chooses. The answers are saved without a name.
A drawing of the workflow in two lanes: the person answering, and systems. The person answering answers questions about what is needed. The quiz compares the answers with the range and suggests only products in range, each with a short reason. The answers are saved without a name. Contact details are given only if the person answering wants to. The result is suggestions to choose from: the person answering chooses, and the answers are saved without a name. Every place where the person answering chooses has a ring round its dot. The bicycles in the drawing are example data. Dot without a ring: the quiz does the step.Ring round the dot: the person answering chooses here.Dashed line: an optional step.The drawings show the example: an invented bicycle maker.

What each step looks like.

  1. StartThe person answering

    The questions are answered

    The quiz asks what is needed. The person answering picks an answer to each question.

  2. 1Systems

    The quiz suggests products in range

    The quiz compares the answers with the range and suggests only products that are in the range. It shows the products that fit best, each with a short reason. The person answering makes the choice, not the quiz.

  3. 2Systems

    Answers saved without a name

    The answers are saved without the name of the person who answered.

  4. 3The person answering

    Contact is given only by choice

    Contact details are optional. The person answering can give them, but does not have to.

Suggestions that fit, and answers without a name.

The person answering sees only products from the range, each with a short reason, and makes the choice. The answers are saved without a name, and contact details are optional.

What changes in the choice

Before

  • Many similar productsIt is rarely clear which one fits.
  • The next stepAn enquiry with questions, or a visit that ends without a purchase.

After

  • Many similar productsThe quiz shows the products in the range that fit best, each with a short reason.
  • The next stepThe person answering makes the choice. Contact details are optional.

The same steps, other ranges.

Three invented examples of the same workflow: questions about a need, the answers compared with the range, and suggestions with a short reason.

  • Classes at an evening school

    Questions about
    Level, goal and weekdays
    Compared with
    The school's classes
    The suggestion
    The classes that fit, with a short reason
  • Workwear from a wholesaler

    Questions about
    Trade, work setting and size
    Compared with
    The wholesaler's range
    The suggestion
    The workwear that fits, with a short reason
  • Leisure activities in a municipality

    Questions about
    Age, interests and weekdays
    Compared with
    The municipality's activities
    The suggestion
    The activities that fit, with a short reason

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