X-Ray
X-Ray is MrTech's operational diagnostic: it interviews the people who actually do the work and turns what they say into a prioritized map of processes, risks, and opportunities. This lab is the collection step, opened to the public. Choose one of three interview lenses — Operations, Finance & Admin, or Customer-Facing — and the agent will ask about how work really enters, moves, waits, and breaks in your business. It asks; it doesn't advise. At the end it plays back the flow it mapped, the bottleneck it would flag first, and one thing a real diagnostic would have to verify against actual artifacts. Three minutes here is a taste of the method, not a diagnostic — a full X-Ray covers 10 to 30 people across up to 5 areas and ends in a decision workshop.
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Be interviewed by X-Ray
Pick the area you want examined and talk for about three minutes. The agent asks — it doesn’t advise — then plays back the flow it mapped and the bottleneck it would flag first.
Pick a lens above to start the interview.
Your voice is never recorded. The transcript is stored for 90 days so your report stays available, then deleted.
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Perfect For
- •Owners who want to see how a discovery interview actually feels
- •Ops leaders curious where their own bottleneck would surface
- •Teams evaluating whether to scope a full operational diagnostic
- •Anyone about to buy software before knowing which problem to solve
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How It Works
Get started in minutes with our simple 4-step process
Pick a lens
Choose the area you want interviewed: Operations, Finance & Admin, or Customer-Facing. Each one asks a different set of questions.
Allow the microphone and start
The conversation runs in your browser. The agent opens with a question and you answer out loud, as you would in a real interview.
Talk for about three minutes
It follows what you say. Mention a handoff, a spreadsheet, or a workaround and it will dig into that instead of moving on.
Hear what it mapped
The agent closes with the flow it mapped, the bottleneck it would flag first, and one claim a real X-Ray would have to verify against actual artifacts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about X-Ray