A familiar place to respond
Participants who already use WhatsApp can answer within the conversation, without moving to a separate survey website or installing another survey app.
For UAE, Middle East, Africa and global teams: conduct AI-powered surveys through WhatsApp. People answer with typed messages or voice notes, helping you understand their needs and prepare a more relevant service.
A survey is only useful when people can comfortably take part. WhatsApp brings questions into a messaging app many people already use to speak with family, friends and businesses.
Participants who already use WhatsApp can answer within the conversation, without moving to a separate survey website or installing another survey app.
Some people prefer a short typed answer. Others find a voice note easier, especially when typing is uncomfortable or they want to explain more. Offer both ways to respond.
Use clear questions and a respectful tone across age groups and genders. Familiarity and choice can reduce effort; each audience still has its own language, device and accessibility needs.
WhatsApp reports more than 3 billion users across over 180 countries. This demonstrates reach, not a guaranteed response rate or universal access. Source: WhatsApp About, checked 22 October 2026.
A useful survey connects every question to a decision. Learn what people need before delivery, identify what is missing, and understand what should improve afterwards.
Ask about preferences, timing and practical requirements so your team can prepare the right service rather than rely on assumptions.
Review the answers received and the information still missing. Use the findings to plan capacity, allocate attention and clarify requests.
Ask what worked and what could be better. Review the feedback, choose an improvement and check whether the next service experience changes.
Whats-Now conducts survey conversations through WhatsApp and accepts typed answers or voice notes. Teams can review structured questionnaire responses, question-level participation and report downloads.
Example wording, not a live survey or a claim of automatic transcription.
A stated preference is not a confirmed booking. Your team confirms availability and the agreed next step.
Use free-text, single-choice, multiple-choice and time questions to collect the details relevant to the questionnaire.
Where the workflow requires it, collect a photo or supporting document alongside questionnaire answers. Ask only for information you need.
Review question-level response counts and percentages, available answer breakdowns and the full-report download option.
These are practical applications to scope with your team. Start with one audience and one service decision.
Collect arrival times, accommodation requirements and stay feedback.
Service outcome: Prepare guest arrangements and review service gaps.
Ask about service requirements, access timing and completed-work feedback.
Service outcome: Coordinate follow-up with the responsible team.
Collect needs, preferences and feedback for a defined audience.
Service outcome: Prioritise delivery and review what needs improvement.
Collect guest details, accommodation nights and arrival or departure times.
Service outcome: Plan accommodation and guest services using the responses.
Discuss your workflow with Al Hutaib Computers & Network Solutions LLC in Dubai. For GCC, African and other international audiences, specify the country, language and service process. Confirm supported survey languages and voice handling for your intended audience during the demo.
It is a questionnaire conducted through a WhatsApp conversation using Whats-Now’s AI-powered survey system. Participants can reply with typed messages or voice notes, and the team can review collected responses.
Yes. Whats-Now supports voice-note answers as well as typed text. This gives participants a choice when speaking is more comfortable or convenient. Confirm the languages and voice-processing requirements for your deployment.
The questionnaire is answered within WhatsApp. Participants who already have WhatsApp do not need a separate survey app or external questionnaire page to provide their answers.
Voice notes can reduce the need to type, while short questions can make the conversation easier to follow. Suitability depends on the individual, their device and their familiarity with WhatsApp; retain an assisted option for anyone who needs it.
The demonstrated reporting includes question-level answered counts and percentages, response breakdowns for applicable question types and a full-report download option. Agree how started, answered and completed are defined for your survey.
Yes. Scope questions around customer needs, preferences or feedback, then use the answers to support service planning and improvement. Survey results inform decisions; they do not automatically guarantee better outcomes.
Bring the survey objective, audience, questions, expected response formats and languages. Explain what participants are being asked to share, how it will be used and how they can decline. Agree data access, retention, implementation scope and costs before launch.
Request a quotation for your audience size, survey workflow, voice requirements and reporting needs. Confirm platform, implementation, applicable messaging and any voice-processing costs separately; no survey-specific rate is assumed from the general platform plans.
Tell us who you serve, what you need to learn, and how the answers will improve delivery. See a Whats-Now survey demonstration using typed replies and voice notes.
Product information reviewed 22 October 2026. Examples are illustrative; implementation and language requirements are agreed for your workflow.