For Insights teams
Turn team questions into clear findings.
Reduce survey and feedback preparation with plain-language findings and breakdowns your team can examine.
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How it plays out
Your team needs a survey or feedback answer with supporting figures for its next discussion.
Situation
Turn a survey or feedback export into findings and answers for the next team review.
How to get there
- Upload the spreadsheet and select the worksheet you need to review.
- Review the automatic first Brief for the main findings and supporting figures.
- Use Ask to investigate a team question; use Tables on Pro or Max for a separate breakdown.
- Review the figures, group bases, and source context with the team before deciding on follow-up.
What you get
- A first readout of the main findings and supporting figures.
- Answers to team questions in the saved conversation.
- A descriptive breakdown when needed, with bases for the team's review.
Reduce repeated setup; bring stakeholders answers, figures, group bases, and context to review together.
Illustrative example
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A support lead shares feedback with a contact channel and main-issue label and asks where slow responses appear most often.
Upload the file and ask: “Which contact channel has more reports of slow responses?”
An answer showing where slow-response feedback appears most often, with channel shares and response bases to guide the support team's next review.
Where each tool fits
Upload for a Brief, Ask the team's question, and use Tables on Pro or Max for breakdowns.
Why DataWhisperer?
Answer the support lead's channel question.
Use the issue labels already in the feedback export to focus the team's next investigation.
Locate where slow response appears
Ask which channel has more slow-response feedback and inspect the shares.
Give the team a place to look next
Review channel response bases; a feedback split is not a performance verdict.
Common questions
How can I answer an ad-hoc spreadsheet question?
Upload the file and ask the question in everyday language. Check the answer against its supporting figures before sharing.
Can I treat the channel split as a performance verdict?
Share the observed issue shares and their response bases. Check how feedback was collected and who used each channel before making a performance claim.
Are the example numbers on this site from real customer data?
These are examples, not customer data.