Instead of a meeting, send a Metafora.
An AI interviews each person alone, and you read one page: who said what, and where they disagree.
Every answer lands on one page.
Who said what, where they disagree and what nobody has said yet, a name on every sentence.
Each person, interviewed alone.
An AI asks each person their own questions, in their own language, for about 4 minutes. Nobody else asked sees their answer.
Nothing is sent until they approve it. Their answer is written back to them from their own words. Only what they approve reaches you.
Then it's in your AI tools.
One private link, and Claude or ChatGPT reads the page and drafts from what people said, their names still in it. Or export it as text.
Four jobs where the answer is spread across people.
- Transformation & changeTwenty stakeholder interviews at kickoff. Then nobody asks them again.
- AI & automationTwelve people run the month-end close. None were in the workshop.
- Leadership alignmentThursday's offsite decides next year. The most senior voice speaks first.
- Executive searchEvery board member is already picturing a different CEO.
The four guarantees
- Asked alone. Nobody else who was asked sees their answer or their name, and they never see anyone else's.
- Nothing is sent without their approval. When they send it, the conversation itself is deleted in the same step.
- Nobody edits what they said. Nobody types the page or edits what people said.
- What they write never steers the AI. What people write reaches the AI marked as something they said, never as an instruction to follow: the guard against prompt injection.