Ask two short questions inside the screen someone is already looking at, then let the answer do the next bit on its own — a reply from a human, a note on the account, a line on the roadmap. No export, no spreadsheet, no waiting for the quarterly read-out.

Corvane keeps the answer, the customer record and the follow-up in one place — so an insight turns into an action without a hand-off.
A question that shows up in the screen someone is already using costs about four seconds, rather than a trip to an inbox they were quietly avoiding.
Every answer is written back to the person who gave it, so the next conversation opens with context instead of questions, and any segment you build later can read the same field.
Send a low score to a human, a feature request to the roadmap and a happy customer to a referral note, each one the moment it lands.
Ask about a feature while somebody is still standing in it, not three weeks later in an email they will archive. The replies come back specific enough to act on, each one attached to the account that sent it, so you can group them, watch a theme build over a fortnight, and pull the same people back in the day the fix ships.
Loyalty scoring in Corvane uses a standard eleven-point scale and is calculated on completed responses only. Response, dismissal and completion figures shown on this page are drawn from anonymised, aggregated Corvane workspaces between March and October and are rounded. Your own numbers will move with audience size, channel, question length and the moment you choose to ask, so treat the ranges here as a starting point rather than a target.
Corvane hands you the type, the colour, the radius and the greeting, so a survey reads as one more screen of your product.
Every answer lands in a live report you can filter, segment and lay straight over the numbers you already watch — without exporting a single file, and without waiting on somebody else’s queue.
Corvane also sends surveys built for a phone — one question a screen, full-width taps, the native keyboard — so you can catch people in the moment that actually prompted the question.
In the product, in the app, by email or on the open web — pick the channel that suits the moment and the audience, instead of sending everybody the same thing on the same morning.
Segment on anything already sitting in the customer record — plan, tenure, last session, open conversations — so the people who get asked are the ones with something worth telling you.
Write the response straight back onto the customer record, so later campaigns, hand-offs and reports are all reading the same answer instead of three stale copies of it.
There is more here than one page holds. Walk through a live workspace, poke at a few real reports, and see how far an answer travels before anybody touches it.
See it running

“Since we swapped to Corvane Surveys we get roughly fourteen times the replies we used to. People finish them because they turn up inside the thing they were already doing, not in an inbox at nine on a Monday.”
“The answer lands on the account, so support and sales are finally reading the same sentence. A middling score now opens a conversation the same afternoon, without anyone pasting a row into a spreadsheet first.”