Market Research, Reinvented

Final survey data in.
Insights out in 10 minutes.

The most powerful market research platform you've ever used. Upload your survey data and the AI delivers a publication-ready insights dashboard in minutes. Run cross-tabs, key driver analysis, segmentation and TURF in plain English. Transcribe focus groups with speaker ID and translation. Auto-code open-end responses. Run AI desk research on any topic. Embed everything in client portals.

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Brand Awareness by Category
45% 72% 58% 86% 53%
Brand Awareness % Sig.
Brand A 86% AB
Brand B 72% A
Brand C 58% -
What are the top brands by awareness?
Analyzing 3 variables...
The Evolution

BI Dashboards are dead.
AI Dashboards have arrived.

Traditional BI
  • Write SQL or use query builders
  • Build dashboards manually
  • Wait for an analyst
  • Pre-defined views only
  • No statistical testing
AI-Powered
  • Ask in plain English
  • Instant results with charts
  • Significance tested automatically
  • Any question, any angle
  • Multi-step agentic reasoning
Understanding AI

Not just an AI Agent.
Agentic AI for Research.

Simple Chatbot

Answers questions from a script. No data access. No reasoning. Cannot analyze or compute.

AI Agent

Executes a single task. Runs one query. Returns one result. No multi-step reasoning or tool chaining.

Agentic AI

Reasons across your data. Selects statistical functions. Runs multi-step analysis. Interprets results with domain context. Learns from your project structure.

Ragenaizer Research uses Agentic AI — it doesn't just answer, it investigates. It identifies variables, selects the right statistical test, executes queries, and explains findings in context.
Capabilities

Everything you need to analyze SPSS data

From uploading raw SPSS files to getting publication-ready tables — an end-to-end research analytics platform powered by Agentic AI.

Natural Language Queries

Ask questions in plain English. The AI agent identifies variables, selects statistical functions, and returns results with significance testing — no code required.

Cross-Tabulation & Significance

Z-test for proportions, letter notation, effective base (Kish), weighted samples. Publication-ready tables with confidence intervals.

SPSS File Processing

Upload ZIP-compressed SPSS files. Automatic variable detection, value labels, measurement types. Fair round-robin queue across tenants.

Embeddable Chat Widget

White-label analytics widget for your website. Custom branding, domain whitelisting, dark/light themes. Embed research insights anywhere.

ClickHouse Analytics Engine

Columnar OLAP database for sub-second queries on millions of rows. Resource-protected with query validation and tenant isolation.

Variable Auto-Grouping

7-signal deterministic algorithm detects multi-response sets, grids, and question structures with 99.9% accuracy. Zero manual mapping.

Insights Dashboard

Generate a complete insights dashboard in under 5 minutes. Upload your SPSS data, and the AI builds interactive charts, summary tables, and key findings — ready to present or share.

Embeddable Chatbot Widget

Drop a chatbot on any website that answers questions from your research data. Domain whitelisting, dark/light themes, and full branding control. Your clients ask questions in plain English — the AI answers with data.

Questionnaire Parsing

Upload survey questionnaires as DOCX files. The parser extracts every section, question, response option and scale, then a 5-signal mapping engine auto-matches each questionnaire question to the right SPSS variable group — confirmed, suggested, or unmatched, with per-signal scores you can review.

10-Minute Insights Dashboard

Upload your final survey data, click one button, and the AI builds a complete insights dashboard — interactive charts, key findings, summary tables — while you watch progress live. Share the result with a public link your stakeholders can open in a browser. Generation time is typically under ten minutes for a full study.

Driver Analysis & Segmentation

"What drives NPS?" → run a multiple linear regression and get ranked drivers with coefficients. "Show me 3 customer segments" → run k-means clustering and auto-profile each segment by demographics. No SPSS syntax, no R script — just ask.

TURF & Portfolio Optimization

"Which 5 SKUs maximize reach?" or "What's the optimal 3-channel media plan?" — TURF (Total Unduplicated Reach & Frequency) finds the smallest combination of items that reaches the most respondents. Perfect for product portfolio decisions and channel selection.

Custom Tables, Frequencies & Descriptives

Frequency tables with weighting and top-N filters. Custom tables with boolean nets and sub-nets — everything SPSS Custom Tables does, in seconds. Descriptive statistics (mean, median, std dev, min, max) with grouping and filters. Pearson correlation matrices with multicollinearity checks.

Focus Group Transcription with Speaker ID

Upload audio recordings up to 500 MB and get a fully diarized transcript — the system identifies who said what across the entire session. Built-in source-language to target-language translation means you can capture insights from groups in any market. Live progress while it processes.

AI Open-End Coding

Auto-detect open-end variables in your dataset. Generate a codeframe from a sample of responses with one click — specify how many codes you want and the AI builds the categorization schema for you. A background coding job classifies every response with progress tracking, full audit log and a cost meter. Review or override per row, then export the coded results to Excel.

AI Desk Research on Any Topic

Tell the system "research this topic" in plain English and it builds a full secondary research dashboard in the background — sources, summaries, charts, key findings. Share publicly with a single link, view regeneration history, replace dashboard JSON manually if you need editorial control. Perfect for quick market scans and competitive intelligence.

Public Shareable Dashboards

Every insights dashboard has a public share token — send your client a link and they can view the report without an account. Built-in view tracking and visitor analytics so you know who looked at what, when. The same dashboard can be embedded as a chatbot widget on your website with one line of code.

Cross-product integration: Research works alongside Vision for meeting analytics, Drive for data storage, and HRMS for workforce insights.
Deep Dive · 01 · Ingestion & Waves

SPSS-native in.
Wave-aware forever.

Upload the .sav your field agency already delivers — variable labels, value labels and measurement types all survive the trip. Behind it sits an engine built for tracker scale, so a 50-question study with a few hundred thousand respondents still tabs in seconds.

SPSS .sav

Native .sav ingestion up to 2 GB per file, with the full data map — labels, value labels, variable types — preserved end to end.

CSV → SAV

A built-in converter turns raw CSV into a proper labelled SPSS file for teams whose panel exports don't come as .sav.

Wave append

Stack tracker waves onto one dataset. A dry-run compatibility check classifies schema differences before commit — no corrupted trackers.

Question groups

Variables are auto-grouped into logical survey questions — grids, multi-punch sets, singles, numerics — so every downstream tool thinks in questions, not columns.

Live product · Primary research workspace
Research workspace — projects list with 1.85 million respondent rows across live studies
The primary-research workspace on the live platform — ten studies, 1.85 million respondent rows, from a 550-complete ad-hoc to a multi-country tracker.
Deep Dive · 02 · Data Quality Validation

Built for how research firms
actually write validation mandates.

If your validation spec talks about routing compliance, exclusive-choice breaches, allocation totals and fraud triage — every line of it maps onto a named, catalogued check below. Nothing lives in an analyst's head.

A · Questionnaire logic & structure

Routing and masking compliance, checked against the master questionnaire — the pass you run the moment the soft-launch dataset lands.

  • vc_skipAnswered when not asked, blank when asked — full skip-logic compliance per routed variable.
  • vc_gateItem-by-item gating across matched batteries (each statement asked only when its base item qualifies).
  • vc_funnelBrand-funnel integrity: no usage without awareness, no consideration without salience.
  • vc_multiMulti-punch hygiene including exclusive-option breaches — "None of the above" ticked alongside a real answer.
  • vc_single · vc_gridSingle-punch and grid punches validated against the code frame; out-of-range and missing flagged per cell.
  • vc_codesUndefined codes — any punch with no matching value label anywhere in the file.
  • vc_rank · vc_rotationTied or incomplete rankings, corrupted rotation orders, multi-punch slots that skip positions.
B · Ranges, allocations & boundaries

Every numeric entry held inside the bounds the questionnaire promised — including the allocation grids where respondents type a zero across the whole row.

  • vc_rangeFloor / ceiling on any numeric write-in — age, spend, percentages, 0–100 ratings — single variables or whole blocks.
  • vc_sumConstant-sum / auto-sum compliance: allocations must hit the target total, with a configurable tolerance. Blanks count as zero, so incomplete allocations surface too.
  • vc_flatlineThe all-zero allocation grid — a respondent entering 0 in every numeric field of a matrix — caught as its own named flag.
  • vc_outlierStatistical outliers by z-score or IQR — the ₹8,00,000 monthly grocery spend in a sample that tops out at ₹50,000.
  • vc_datesInterview timestamps that end before they start; any start / end pair sanity-checked.
  • vc_emptyQuestions that are blank for the entire base — the pipe that never fired, the punch that never landed.
C · Fraud, identity & attention

The quality-triage layer: who is real, who is rushing, who is on autopilot. Each flag carries the evidence, so triage decisions are defensible.

  • vc_dupeDuplicate respondent IDs within the file — plus identity collision against prior waves via a known-ID baseline you carry forward run to run.
  • vc_speedSpeeders by median-fraction (adapts to actual survey length) or an absolute cut-off — with the option to freeze the baseline on soft-launch completes so the cut-off never drifts mid-field.
  • vc_flatlineStraightliners: the same punch down an entire grid, with a minimum-items threshold for partly-filled batteries.
  • vc_patternAlternating responders (1-2-1-2 down the grid) — the inattentive pattern plain straightlining checks miss.
  • vc_textdupCopy-paste verbatims — one respondent reusing an answer across questions, and identical answers appearing across different respondents.
D · Open-end quality & PII

Verbatim hygiene before a single response reaches coding — and a compliance pass your DPO will actually like.

  • vc_texteffortLow-effort filler ("na", "dk", "nothing", "-") counted across a respondent's open-ends, with configurable phrase lists and thresholds.
  • vc_textformatType confusion: "many" typed into an income box, "1234" typed into a name field.
  • vc_piiEmails and phone numbers left inside verbatims — the report shows only the PII type found, never the contact detail itself.
  • vc_ruleFree-form cross-question logic: write any condition that should never be true for a clean interview ("under 18 yet marked complete") and label it for the QA report.
  • csharpAnd when the mandate doesn't fit any template — a sandboxed scripting block. See the escape hatch below.
Base-aware

Every check accepts a filter expression, so bases are honoured: respondents never asked a question aren't flagged for skipping it.

Evidence-first

Flags land per respondent, per variable, with the offending value and rule attached — a QA report you can hand straight to the panel provider.

Re-runnable

The validation script is an artifact. Soft launch, main field, top-up sample, next wave — same rules, zero drift, one click.

Live product · Data QA run
Data validation run — QA script on the left, live pass/fail results with flagged respondents on the right
A real QA run on a 1,133-complete study: the script on the left, results on the right — six checks in under half a second, 41 speeders flagged with the evidence attached to each respondent.
Deep Dive · 03 · The Catalogue

The validation & DP catalogue.
All 34 functions.

This is the live spec — the same catalogue the platform exposes to analysts and to the AI copilot. If a mandate names a check, you can point at the exact function that runs it.

FunctionKindWhat it does
compute_variableData-prepNew coded variable from ordered IF / ELSE-IF / ELSE conditions — segments, nets, age and value bands
rim_weightingData-prepRIM / rake weights to hit interlocking quota targets; reports per-cell fit and weighting efficiency
vc_anyData-prep0/1 any-punch net across a battery (e.g. used any premium brand)
vc_calcData-prepNew numeric variable from an arithmetic formula across existing variables
vc_countData-prepPer-respondent count of punched cells across a set (brands aware, items owned)
vc_numvertData-prepText-to-numeric conversion so a text-typed field can be tabbed and range-checked
vc_recodeData-prepIn-place old→new code mapping with keep / blank / catch-all handling for unlisted codes
vc_reverseData-prepReverse-code scale items around their endpoints before averaging reverse-worded batteries
vc_rowstatData-prepPer-respondent sum / mean / min / max across numeric variables
csharpCheck + scriptBespoke scripted check for any rule or derivation the built-ins don't cover
vc_codesCheckUndefined codes — data values with no matching value label in the code frame
vc_datesCheckEnd-before-start on any date / timestamp pair (interview timing sanity)
vc_dupeCheckDuplicate respondent IDs in-file, plus cross-wave repeats against a known-ID baseline
vc_emptyCheckVariables completely blank for the base — pipes that never fired
vc_fillorderCheckMulti-punch slots that skip positions; punches outside the allowed codes
vc_flatlineCheckStraightliners on grids — including the all-zero allocation matrix as a targeted flag
vc_funnelCheckFunnel integrity across matched batteries — no downstream pick without its upstream pick
vc_gateCheckItem-level ask / skip gating across matched batteries, with optional range enforcement
vc_gridCheckGrid / battery punches out of range or missing, per statement, per respondent
vc_multiCheckMulti-punch hygiene: bad punches, missing, nothing ticked, exclusive-option breaches
vc_outlierCheckUnrealistic numeric answers by z-score or IQR, with segment-scoped baselines
vc_patternCheckAlternating response patterns (1-2-1-2) down a grid — inattention that flatline checks miss
vc_piiCheckEmails / phone numbers inside open-ends; reports the PII type only, never the detail
vc_rangeCheckNumeric floor / ceiling violations on write-ins, single variables or whole blocks
vc_rankCheckRanking questions: out-of-range ranks, ties, incomplete forced rankings
vc_rotationCheckRotation-order records: duplicate items in the sequence, invalid item IDs
vc_ruleCheckAny cross-question logic rule, written as a condition that must never be true, with a report label
vc_singleCheckSingle-punch questions validated against the allowed code list; missing flagged
vc_skipCheckSkip-logic compliance per routed variable: leaked past the skip, or missing in universe
vc_speedCheckSpeeders by median-fraction or absolute threshold, with freezable soft-launch baselines
vc_sumCheckConstant-sum / allocation totals with tolerance; incomplete allocations surface as misses
vc_textdupCheckDuplicate verbatims — within one respondent's answers and across different respondents
vc_texteffortCheckLow-effort open-ends: filler-answer counting with custom phrase lists and thresholds
vc_textformatCheckType confusion in typed fields — text in number boxes, digits in name boxes

Every function is documented with parameters, defaults and worked examples — and the same catalogue drives the AI copilot, so an analyst can ask for a check in plain English and get the exact validated call.

The escape hatch

When the spec has a rule no template covers, script it.

Every real validation spec has that one clause the standard checks don't cover. Research has a scripting layer for exactly that: the rule from your mandate document becomes a bespoke check that flags respondents, or a dataset script that builds helper variables — and then behaves like any other check in the run.

  • Any rule from your spec. If the mandate can describe it, it can be scripted — cross-question logic, bespoke quality scores, helper variables for later checks.
  • It can only touch the survey data. Scripts run in a locked-down sandbox with hard limits — they read the dataset and write flags or variables, nothing else, and a runaway script stops itself instead of your run.
  • Versioned with the run. Bespoke rules are saved as part of the validation setup, so the same check re-runs identically on every batch, top-up and wave.
Bespoke check · written from your spec
// Flag: aware of 2+ brands but gave a throwaway "why"
int aware = 0;
if (data.QAWARE_1 == 1) { aware++; }
if (data.QAWARE_2 == 1) { aware++; }
if (data.QAWARE_3 == 1) { aware++; }

string why = (data.QWHY ?? "").Trim();
return aware >= 2 && why.Length < 4;
Dataset script · builds helper variables
double n = Compute("AGE_BAND",
    "multiIf(AGE < 30, 1, AGE < 50, 2, 3)");
Print("AGE_BAND set for " + n + " respondents");

Compute("HIGH_SPEND", "QSPEND > 5000 ? 1 : 0");
if (n == 0) { Delete("AGE_BAND"); }

The first kind flags respondents; the second builds variables that later checks and tables can use. Either way it reads close enough to plain English that a QC lead can review the rule line by line before sign-off.

Deep Dive · 04 · Data Processing

From raw export
to tab-ready data.

The unglamorous middle of every project — done with named, repeatable operations instead of one-off syntax nobody can re-run.

Segments & derived variables

Coded variables, nets, bands

Ordered IF / ELSE-IF logic builds segments and bands with value labels attached, ready to tab immediately. Any-punch nets, counts, row statistics and formula variables cover the rest.

Cleaning ops

Recode · reverse · convert

Scale collapses with explicit handling for unlisted codes, reverse-coded battery items fixed before averaging, text fields converted to clean numerics. All in place, all filter-aware, all logged.

Weighting

RIM / rake weighting

Multi-factor rim weighting to gender, age, region or any quota set — per wave or whole sample. Output includes achieved-vs-target per cell and the weighting-efficiency figure your QA sign-off needs.

Deep Dive · 05 · Open-End Coding

One verbatim, every claim inside it —
coded and scored.

Aspect-based coding, not bucket-sorting: a single answer decomposes into atomic claims, each assigned its own code, sentiment and confidence. The hardest text task in market research, treated like one.

Input · raw verbatim

"The product quality is amazing, but customer service was terrible and I had to wait 3 hours. The price is reasonable though."

Output · coded claims
Atomic claimCodeSent.Conf.
Product quality is amazingPROD_QUALITY+0.90.96
Customer service was terribleCUST_SERVICE−0.90.94
Had to wait 3 hoursWAIT_TIME−0.70.91
Price is reasonablePRICE+0.50.93
  1. Codeframe discovery. The AI proposes a codeframe from a sample of real responses — target code count and context configurable — and a human curates it before anything is coded. Frames follow the industry-standard Net → Theme → Sub-theme hierarchy.
  2. Dedupe & cluster first. Survey verbatims are massively repetitive — trivial answers are filtered and near-identical ones grouped before any AI coding happens, so effort goes into genuinely different responses. That is what makes large volumes affordable.
  3. Two-pass AI coding, QA-audited. Pass one decomposes each response into atomic claims; pass two classifies against the codeframe and scores sentiment. A random slice is independently re-verified and high-disagreement clusters go to human review — accuracy is measured, not asserted.
  4. Wave-aware. When the next wave lands, "code new rows" inherits the existing codeframe — trend lines stay comparable instead of every wave inventing new themes.
  5. Auditable end to end. Progress tracking on every coding job, per-row edits by analysts, a full audit log, and a cost report per job. Mixed-language verbatims are first-class, and results export to Excel keyed to your respondent ID.
Live product · Open-end coding results
Open-end coding results — verbatims coded with sentiment, confidence and multiple codes per response
Live coding results: 1,960 verbatims coded into a 78-code frame in under ten minutes — sentiment and confidence on every response, gibberish auto-quarantined, and every row editable by the analyst.
Deep Dive · 06 · Tables & Significance

Tables an SPSS veteran
will sign off.

Significance letters, weighted bases, effective bases, nets and sub-nets — the conventions research directors actually check for, computed the way they expect.

Cross-tabs

Banner-ready cross-tabulation

  • Z-test for column proportions with letter notation (A, B, C…), at 90% / 95% / 99% confidence.
  • Column %, row %, total % or raw counts — with SPSS value labels enriched automatically.
  • Three base rows on every weighted table: unweighted, weighted, and effective base (Kish design-effect), so significance is honest about what weighting costs.
  • Descriptive rows (mean, median, std-dev, min, max) alongside the distribution.
Custom tables

The DP-grade table engine

  • Rows and columns can be anything you'd write in a tab spec — any base, any cut, no pre-coding needed.
  • Nets and sub-nets with row basing: percentage a child row against its parent net instead of the column total.
  • Measures beyond counts: means (Welch's t-test), medians, percentiles — with significance letters on all of them.
  • Table-level weights with per-column overrides, low-base suppression, and whole banks of tables — up to 32 variants — run in one go.
  • Any finished table can be handed to the AI for a written insight summary plus suggested charts — grounded in that exact table, nothing else.
Live product · Custom tables builder
Custom Tables builder — drag-and-drop rows and columns with live preview, significance letters and low-base suppression
The builder on a live 1,133-respondent study: drag any of the 233 variables into rows, columns or filter, toggle counts, percentages and significance, and the table computes as you build. Age columns lettered A–G, significance letters under each percentage naming the columns it beats, and low-base columns automatically suppressed with asterisks — everything SPSS Custom Tables does, in the browser.
Deep Dive · 07 · Advanced Analytics

The models behind
the "so what" slide.

Driver models, segmentation, portfolio reach — computed in-platform on the full respondent file, with the diagnostics that tell you whether to trust them.

01 · Key drivers

Driver regression

Key-driver analysis with up to 30 attributes: which drivers genuinely move satisfaction or NPS, how much confidence each one deserves, warnings when drivers overlap too much to separate, and an importance-vs-performance quadrant that turns the model into priorities. Run it per wave or per segment and compare.

02 · Segmentation

K-means++ clustering

2–10 segments from up to 30 inputs, profiled across the entire respondent file. Per-segment index scores with high/low flags, diagnostics that show how cleanly the segments separate, warnings when a segment is too small to trust — and re-runs reproduce the same segments exactly, wave after wave.

03 · Portfolio

TURF

Total unduplicated reach & frequency across up to 30 SKUs, flavours or messages — a fast stepwise build, or an every-combination search for the guaranteed best line-up — with binary / top-box / top-2-box reach definitions and step-by-step incremental reach.

04 · Structure

Correlation matrix

Pairwise correlations across up to 50 variables, with automatic warnings when variables overlap too heavily — the sanity pass before any driver model or segmentation goes to the client.

05 · Wave movement

Trend decomposition

"Why did NPS drop this wave?" — decomposes the change in an outcome between two periods into per-driver contributions, so the trend slide comes with an explanation instead of a shrug.

06 · Foundations

Frequencies & descriptives

Weighted holecounts and one-way frequencies with top answers and value labels in place; means, medians, spreads and percentiles by any break variable. The basics, instant and correct.

Deep Dive · 08 · AI Insight Dashboards

A first-draft debrief,
generated overnight.

Point the AI at a cleaned dataset and it runs the actual research functions — tabs, drivers, frequencies — then assembles an interactive dashboard: executive summary, KPI cards, charts with written insights. Your brief travels with the project, injected as mandatory requirements the AI must honour.

16 chart types

Gauge, pie, donut, bar, column, stacked bar, line, area, radar, heatmap, scatter, bubble, treemap, radial bar, polar area, box plot — each one checked and tidied automatically, so a broken chart never reaches a client.

Recipes, not one-offs

Every analysis step behind the dashboard is captured as a recipe. When the next wave lands, replay reproduces the same dashboard on the new data — pure computation, no AI variance, no regeneration lottery. Need something new this wave? Regenerate-replay keeps every existing chart and adds new ones.

Shareable and measured

Read-only share links for clients, with owner-side view analytics — visits, unique visitors, referrers — so you know the deck actually got opened.

Live product · AI insight dashboard
AI-generated insight dashboard — consumer segments sized and profiled with written key findings
A generated dashboard on a live 1,630-respondent study: value-based segments sized and profiled on the platform's own segmentation engine, with the key findings written above the charts.
Deep Dive · 09 · Focus Groups & IDIs

Qual that arrives as
evidence, not vibes.

Upload the recording; get back a structured, quote-backed discussion report — the kind a research director can defend in front of a client, because every claim traces to a real utterance.

Transcription

Diarised, time-coded, translated

Audio up to 500 MB per session. Speaker-separated transcripts with timestamps, source-to-target translation for multilingual fieldwork, and progress tracking through the whole pipeline.

Thematic analysis

Themes ranked by people, not mentions

A Net → Theme → Sub-theme codeframe built from the sessions, with prevalence counted by distinct speakers, sentiment breakdowns, consensus levels (universal / majority / split), and the tensions where the room disagreed.

Quote integrity

Hallucination-proof by design

The AI can only reference quotes by ID — quote text is re-rendered from the actual transcript, so a fabricated quote is structurally impossible. Every report also carries its own cost audit.

Speaker dynamics

Who actually spoke

Talk-time share, turn counts, a dominance index, and "silent voices" flagged under 5% talk time — moderator excluded — plus moderator-gap analysis: themes that surfaced but never got a follow-up question.

Cross-session

Multi-group synthesis

Run one report across multiple sessions: universal findings, per-session divergences, and session-by-session narratives — the structure of a proper qual debrief, generated in minutes.

Delivery

Share links & SPSS export

Finished reports ship on unguessable read-only links, and the coded utterances export to SPSS .sav — one row per statement, themes as binary flags — so qual findings can sit next to the quant in the same tables.

Live product · Focus-group report
Focus-group report — speaker dynamics with talk-time share, turn counts and sentiment flow
Speaker dynamics from a live session report: talk-time share and dominance, turn counts, and sentiment flow across the conversation — the evidence layer beneath every theme and quote.
Deep Dive · 10 · Secondary Research & Questionnaires

Desk research, dashboarded.
The .docx becomes structure.

Secondary research

Brief in, sourced dashboard out

  • Write the brief — market context, competitor scan, category deep-dive — and the AI researches it into a structured dashboard: sources, summaries, key findings, charts.
  • Live progress while it works, regeneration history when the brief evolves, and manual override when an analyst wants to reshape the output.
  • Delivered on the same share-link infrastructure as survey dashboards — one link to the client, view analytics for you.
Questionnaire intelligence

The master document and the data finally agree

  • Upload the questionnaire Word file and it becomes a structured, editable question list — sections, options, routing and programming notes all captured, with quality scores so you know exactly what to double-check.
  • An automatic matcher then links each questionnaire question to the SPSS file's variables — confirmed, suggested and unmatched, each with the evidence behind the match.
  • That mapping is what lets validation rules reference the questionnaire's own routing — the master document and the data finally agree on what "Q12" means.
Embeddable Widget

Embed analytics anywhere.
Your brand. Your data. Their website.

Drop a single script tag and give any website a fully branded AI research chat interface. No authentication required for end users.

White-label AI analytics for any website

Embed a research chat widget into client dashboards, reports, or public websites. Your users ask questions in plain English and get instant statistical insights from your SPSS data.

  • Custom branding — your logo, colors, and fonts
  • Domain whitelisting — control exactly where it loads
  • Dark and light themes with full CSS override support
  • Multi-dataset support — select which project to query
  • Streaming responses with real-time progress indicators
  • No end-user auth required — controlled via API key
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The 25-34 age group has the highest unaided brand recall at 68%, significantly higher than all other groups (p<0.01). The 18-24 group follows at 52%.
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The 25-34 age group shows significantly higher satisfaction (M=4.2) compared to 55+ (M=3.1), p<0.05. One-way ANOVA confirms significant group differences, F(3, 1196) = 14.7.

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