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Troubleshooting

Working through a problem? Each entry below gives the symptom, the likely cause, and the fix. If your issue isn’t here — or the fix doesn’t work — contact support.

Symptom: When enrolling or verifying your voice, you see an error (often a “503 Service Unavailable” or a message that voice isn’t available).

Likely cause: Voice login isn’t currently configured or enabled on the account you’re using — this is the system telling you the feature isn’t set up, not that something broke with your voice.

Fix: Check your account settings for the voice login option. If voice login isn’t offered there, it isn’t enabled for your account yet — use your normal password login (with MFA) and contact support if you were expecting voice to be available.

Symptom: You’ve collected survey responses, but they’re not showing up in your results.

Likely cause: The survey delivery integration is disconnected — most commonly an expired or revoked connection token.

Fix: Go to the integration settings, reconnect the survey platform, and re-run the sync. After reconnecting, new responses should flow through normally. If responses are still missing after a reconnect, contact support.

Symptom: You try to deploy your landing page and the deployment fails or never goes live.

Likely cause: A problem with the deployment target — the page content is usually fine; the connection to the hosting destination is what’s failing.

Fix: Check that your hosting credentials and destination are still valid, then retry the deploy. If it fails again, contact support with the page name and the error text.

Symptom: A research run returns results that read like obvious, generic statements with no specifics about your idea.

Likely cause: A research or AI data source isn’t configured for that feature, so the run produced placeholder or simulated content instead of live data.

Fix: Check the results — simulated content is always clearly labeled as simulated, never presented as real data. Configure the relevant data source (or upgrade to a plan that includes it), then re-run the research. If you believe a real source should be active but isn’t, contact support.

Symptom: A research run stays stuck, errors out partway, or never produces a report.

Likely cause: One of the sources the run depends on was temporarily unavailable, or the run was interrupted.

Fix: Restart the research run from the idea page — most runs complete on the retry. If the same run keeps failing at the same point, contact support and mention which research phase is failing.

Symptom: AI-generated content or research takes noticeably longer than usual.

Likely cause: The AI model is busy or the request is large — long prompts and multi-part research naturally take more time than short ones.

Fix: Usually just a matter of waiting. If responses are consistently slower than before, try again a few minutes later. For ongoing slowness, contact support.

I see “plan limit” messages after downgrading

Section titled “I see “plan limit” messages after downgrading”

Symptom: After your trial ended or you downgraded, you see messages that a feature is locked or a limit is reached.

Likely cause: That’s expected — the feature or allowance belongs to a higher plan, and your account is now on the Free (or lower) plan.

Fix: Review the Pricing page to see which features your current plan includes. You can upgrade any time to unlock them again; your data is never deleted by a downgrade.

If none of these match your situation, contact support — open the support widget in the product and choose Still need help?, or email support directly. Include what you were doing, the exact error message, and when it started.

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