The Summary answers your research questions. Each objective from your discussion guide gets a decision card with a clear verdict, the evidence behind it, and what to do next.
Why it matters
This is where you go first. Instead of reading through hours of transcripts, you get direct answers to the questions you set out to answer — with confidence levels so you know how much to trust each one.
What’s in it
- Metrics — participant count, session count, consensus rate, number of debates
- Decision cards — a clear verdict for each research objective with confidence level (High/Moderate/Low), supporting evidence, pulls and pushes, key quotes, and recommended next steps
- Key findings — headline insights with participant counts and supporting quotes
- Agreements — topics where participants broadly aligned, with representative quotes
- Debates — topics where participants genuinely disagreed, showing both sides with evidence
- Emergent insights — things participants brought up that weren’t in your guide
- Charts — auto-generated visualizations of your data
Low confidence on a decision usually means you need more data or a follow-up study on that topic. High confidence means the evidence is consistent across participants.
