# Web & phone channels How respondents complete forms in the browser and over the phone. ## Web Respondents open the form link and choose how to answer. By voice, they grant microphone access and start talking: the question they are on is shown on screen — with the fixed options numbered, so they can just say the number — alongside a live transcript of the conversation. Or they choose “Fill out with keyboard instead” and complete a plain form with the same questions on one page. If the microphone is denied or unavailable, the form appears automatically, so nobody hits a dead end. Typed responses have no transcript, and results mark them as Typed rather than Voice. ## Phone Phone-enabled forms are reachable through one shared SurVoyce number. The caller hears a brief disclosure, consents by pressing a key, enters the form code, and completes the form by voice. ## Consent & disclosure Every session — web or phone — begins with a clear notice that the respondent is interacting with AI, and consent is recorded before the conversation starts. ## Embedding on your site Every published form can be embedded in your own pages with a plain iframe pointing at the form’s /embed URL (the editor’s Share card generates this snippet, plus a downloadable QR code, for you). The allow="microphone" attribute is required for voice — without it, respondents automatically get the keyboard form with the same questions. The iframe is a fixed height and scrolls internally; the consent screen and AI disclosure appear inside the embed exactly as on the full page. ```html ```