Research · Data

A tracker is
waves of one study.

Files uploaded and held as waves of the same study rather than unrelated datasets, validated before they reach analysis, with focus groups and their reports living beside the quantitative work rather than in a different tool.

Qual and quant in one place. Because the debrief that matters usually needs both.

Files

Uploaded, and organised as waves.

Data filesBrought in and kept against the project.
WavesThe same study over time, so comparison is a feature rather than a manual join.
ValidationChecked before analysis, because a bad file discovered in a cross-tab has already cost a day.
Qualitative

Focus groups too.

Focus groupsHeld as records with their own outputs.
FGD reportsProduced from them, alongside the quantitative findings rather than in a separate document.
Focus groups

The qualitative half, in the same project.

Groups as recordsWith their participants and their outputs, rather than a folder of recordings.
Reports from themProduced against the group, so a debrief can cite both the numbers and what people actually said.
Secondary researchDesk research held alongside, because most studies lean on both.
Nearby

Related capabilities.

Questionnaires · Analysis · Open-end coding

One project, both halves.

Waves, validation and the focus group, in the same place.

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