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Analysis Types

Best for: General open-ended questions like “What did you like about the product?” or “How can we improve?”

How it works:

  1. AI reads all responses to understand common themes
  2. Creates a codebook of categories that represent the data
  3. Assigns each response to one or more categories
  4. Produces frequency counts and percentages
  5. Output Excel file will contain:
    • codebook with category definitions
    • category codes in front of each response

Example input:

“The app is really fast and easy to use” “I love how quickly I can find what I need” “The interface is confusing and hard to navigate”

Example output codebook:

CodeCategoryCount%
1Speed/Performance4522%
2Ease of Use3819%
3Navigation Issues3115%
4Visual Design2512%

Best for: Questions asking about brand awareness, preferences, or mentions like “What brands come to mind when you think of smartphones?”

How it works:

  1. AI identifies all brand names mentioned in responses
  2. Standardizes variations (e.g., “Apple,” “apple,” “APPLE” → “Apple”)
  3. Creates a code for each unique brand
  4. Counts mentions and calculates share of voice
  5. Output Excel file will contain:
    • codebook with brand definitions
    • brand codes in front of each response

Example input:

“I usually buy Samsung or sometimes Apple” “Definitely iPhone, I’ve always been an Apple person” “I prefer Google Pixel phones”

Example output codebook:

CodeBrandMentions%
1Apple/iPhone15635%
2Samsung9822%
3Google Pixel4510%