AI Case Study Discovery Script

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What makes one customer story readable and another one filler? Almost always a single quotable sentence and one number the customer was willing to say out loud. Both come from the interview, not from the writing, and AI Case Study Discovery Script writes the questions that produce them.

What is AI Case Study Discovery Script?

AI Case Study Discovery Script is a browser tool for the conversation that has to happen before anyone writes a case study. You describe the customer, what they did, and what you hope the story shows. It returns a script: how to open, questions that rebuild what life was like before, probes for the moment something changed, and the specific questions that get a usable metric and a quotable line. It is a research script, not a testimonial request.

Why Use AI Case Study Discovery Script?

Because most case study interviews are conducted like a favour being collected. The interviewer asks whether the customer is happy, the customer says yes, and the resulting document contains no evidence and one paraphrased compliment.

The useful material sits one layer down: what the Tuesday morning used to look like, who used to do the thing that no longer needs doing, what they measured before and after. Those answers only arrive if somebody asks in that order, and asking in that order is what a script is for.

How Does AI Case Study Discovery Script Work?

Fill the prompt box with what you already know. Who the customer is and what they bought. What you believe the story is, while accepting it may be wrong. Who you are interviewing and what they actually did day to day. Any figures you think exist. Whether the story is intended for a written page, a video, or a conference talk, because the questions differ.

Choose a model beneath. Anthropic Claude AI writes careful, non leading questions, which matters when you want the customer's words rather than your own reflected back. OpenAI ChatGPT produces a warmer conversational flow. MiniMax and Qwen give a shorter script. MSB AI, Google Gemini, Meta AI, DeepSeek, and OpenRouter AI are also there.

Set the accordion and generate. The live word count matters because a script you cannot hold in your head during a live call is a script you will read from, and reading from a script kills the conversation. Copy, Listen, Reuse, and Download attach to each result. Listen is useful for hearing whether a question is leading. Export DOC for the interviewer, TXT for note taking during the call, and HTML for a shared research page. The activity history keeps every version, so a written case study script and a video interview script can be produced from one brief.

What you put in the promptWhat changes in the script
"I think the story is speed, but I am not sure"Early questions test that assumption instead of confirming it
"Interviewing the analyst who did the work, not the buyer"Questions move to daily process rather than business case
"This will be a two minute video"The script prioritises short spoken answers over detail
"We need one number their finance team will accept"A dedicated section works towards a defensible metric

Setting Length, Tone, Structure, And POV

OptionWhat it controlsWhen to change itSuggested starting point
LengthHow many questions the script carriesShort for a twenty minute slotMedium, which fits a forty five minute interview
ToneRegister of the questionsProfessional for a corporate contact, Casual for a small teamConversational, so it does not feel like a survey
StructureHow the script is organisedInterview, which is exactly what this isInterview
POVWhose voice the script is written inDirect Address so the questions are ready to askDirect Address
Include Stage DirectionsAdds notes on when to pause or probeKeep on; the pause is where the good answers arriveOn
Include TimestampsAdds a running clock through the interviewOn when the customer has given you a fixed slotOn
Include Music/SFX CuesMarks audio cuesOff unless you are producing a video with a crewOff
Include Speaker LabelsMarks who is speakingOn when two people are interviewing togetherOff for a solo interviewer
EnergyHow lively the questions read, one to a hundredLower for a formal or regulated customer45, warm but not performative
Custom InstructionsFree text the script must obeyAlways, to ban leading questions and set the story hypothesisState your hypothesis and require the questions to test rather than confirm it

Ask for the before state twice The single most valuable answer in a case study interview is a concrete description of what the work used to look like. Ask once early and once again near the end, phrased differently. The second answer is almost always more specific, and it is usually the one that ends up in the opening paragraph.

The Story Arc You Are Digging For

  1. The before state, described as a specific day rather than a general problem.
  2. The trigger. What made this the year they did something about it.
  3. The choice. What else they considered, honestly.
  4. The turning point. The moment they knew it was working, with a date if possible.
  5. The after state, ideally with one number their own finance team would accept.
  6. The advice. What they would tell someone about to do the same thing.

When To Run The Interview

MomentWhy it worksWhat to avoid
Three to six months after go liveResults exist and the before state is still rememberedInterviewing during implementation
After a visible internal winThe customer is pleased and has evidenceWaiting until the champion moves on
Just after a renewalCommitment has been reaffirmedAsking during a negotiation
While an escalation is openNeverAny request while something is broken

What A Quotable Answer Sounds Like

The answer you are digging for "Before, the Monday report was a person's whole morning. Fatima came in at eight, pulled four exports, and if anything did not reconcile she was still on it at lunch. Now it is waiting for her when she logs in. She has not built that report by hand since March."

That is a before state, a named person, a specific moment, and a date, all in one answer. No writer could invent it, and no customer offers it unless someone asks about Tuesday morning rather than about business value.

What The Script Produces

Questions that test

Wording that checks your assumed story instead of leading the customer towards it.

The before state

Prompts that get a concrete description of the old routine, which is where stories start.

A defensible number

A dedicated line of questioning aimed at one figure the customer will stand behind.

Quotable phrasing

Open questions that produce sentences you can use verbatim with permission.

Written or video

Different scripts from the same brief depending on where the story will live.

Before You Book The Call

  • ✅ The customer has agreed to an interview, not just to being happy.
  • ✅ Consent to record has been requested explicitly and the answer noted.
  • ✅ You have said clearly what the interview may be used for.
  • ✅ You know who has to approve a quote, a metric, and a logo on their side.
  • ✅ No escalation is open on the account.
  • ✅ Your questions have been read aloud and none of them lead.
  • ✅ You have a plan for what happens if the number turns out to be unimpressive.

Nothing is published without written approval Recording consent rules vary by jurisdiction, with several requiring every party on the call to agree, so ask and wait for an audible yes. Separately, the customer's name, logo, any quote, and every metric need written approval before publication, usually from their marketing or legal team rather than the person you interviewed. Many enterprise contracts contain a publicity clause setting out exactly this. Send back the exact wording you intend to use, not a summary of it, and never publish a figure the customer's own finance team has not confirmed.

Pros And Cons

Pros

  • Produces the material a case study needs rather than a collected compliment.
  • Tests your assumed story instead of confirming it, which often changes the piece.
  • Has a dedicated line of questioning for a usable number.
  • Free, no account, and several AI models for careful or conversational phrasing.

Cons

  • It cannot get you the interview, which is the hardest part.
  • Approvals can take longer than the writing, and no tool speeds that up.
  • Some customers simply cannot share numbers, and the story has to work without them.

AIToolsay is a wide, free collection of AI tools that run in a browser without an account, each with a menu of leading models so a brief can be generated twice and compared. Getting the customer to agree in the first place is what the AI Reference Request Email handles, and the internal version of the same story, written without approvals, is what the AI Deal Win Story Writer produces. Open AI Case Study Discovery Script before you book the interview, not the night before it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does building an interview script cost anything?

Free, and no account. Export the script before you close the tab, because nothing is stored.

How long should the interview be?

Forty five minutes for a written case study, twenty five for a short video. Ask for less than you want; a shorter interview gets accepted and often produces more.

What if the customer has no numbers?

The story can still work on a concrete before and after. A vivid description of the old Monday morning persuades more readers than a percentage nobody can verify.

Should I send the questions in advance?

Send the themes, not the questions. Themes let the customer gather figures; a full question list produces rehearsed answers with all the specificity removed.

Can I use the interview for internal purposes too?

Only if you said so when asking for consent. Tell the customer at the start exactly where the material may be used, and keep to it.

Which model writes the least leading questions?

Anthropic Claude AI is careful with question wording. Read the script aloud before the call anyway, since a leading question is far easier to hear than to spot on a page.

Thanks for reading, and good luck with the customer who has agreed to talk. If AI Case Study Discovery Script gets you the one sentence and the one number, come and join the AIToolsay community, follow AIToolsay on social, turn on push notifications for new tools, and subscribe to the newsletter.

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