Stakeholder interviews let you run and record interviews with internal stakeholders using Lookback’s session infrastructure.
They are used to capture internal perspectives, assumptions, and constraints alongside participant research.
What makes stakeholder interviews different
They are conducted with internal stakeholders, not external participants
They live at the project level, not inside research rounds
They can include multiple participants in the same session
In all other respects, they behave like regular Lookback sessions.
How to run a stakeholder interview
Create a stakeholder interview from the project
Invite stakeholders using a session link
Run the interview live
Review the recording after the session
The session is recorded and available for playback like any other Lookback session.
How stakeholder interviews are typically used
Capturing stakeholder assumptions before research begins
Documenting expectations or success criteria
Providing context that complements participant research
Relationship to AI
Stakeholder interviews can be used by Lookback’s AI to suggest Stakeholder Goals.
These suggestions are optional and should be reviewed by researchers.
Stakeholder interviews do not automatically create Findings.