Analysis and evidence
Explore findings while keeping the sample, source answers and limits in view.
Use the Results workspace
| View | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | A study-level view of findings and response counts. |
| Responses | Individual answers and quality review. |
| Report | The written deliverable and its saved versions. |
| Details | Question-level findings and source evidence. |
| Analyze | Tables, measures, segments and quantitative comparisons. |
| Chat | Questions about the study with supporting evidence. |
Keep the denominator visible
Before interpreting a number, check the question, segment, filter, base, missing answers and weighting. A question shown to 80 respondents has a different base from a study with 100 accepted responses.
Multiple-choice totals can exceed 100 percent because people can select several options. Percentages based on respondents and percentages based on selections answer different questions. Check the displayed unit.
Follow a finding to its source
Open the evidence behind a finding and read the relevant answer in context. Distinguish selected answers, source attributes, deterministic calculations and AI or researcher coding.
Not every measure has a transcript quote. A supplied demographic field should lead to its source record; an interview claim should lead to the answer or transcript that supports it. Check contradictory evidence as well as supporting examples.
Use the assistant carefully
Ask a specific question with the cohort and comparison you mean. Check the citations and the calculation scope before reusing an answer. AI-written summaries need researcher review, especially when the evidence is thin or mixed.
A saved analysis or report belongs to a particular snapshot. Changing a live filter should not be read as changing the scope of an earlier saved deliverable.