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Turn client surveys and feedback into findings.
Prepare client findings with less repeated analysis: explore priorities, compare groups, and check the figures before the review.
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How it plays out
A client needs the main survey or feedback findings and group differences before a review.
Situation
Turn client survey or feedback responses into priorities and group comparisons for the next review.
How to get there
- Upload the client spreadsheet and select the worksheet to review.
- Review the automatic first Brief for a readout of the responses.
- Use Ask to follow up on a client priority; use Tables on Pro or Max if you need a separate group breakdown.
- Review the figures, group bases, and context before taking findings to the client.
What you get
- A first readout of the main response patterns, with supporting figures and charts.
- Answers to the client's follow-up questions, grounded in the uploaded responses.
- A group breakdown where needed, with counts and shares to check before discussion.
Reduce repeated breakdown work; give clients priorities and figures to check, with the final interpretation yours.
Illustrative example
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A client asks whether operations staff and leaders agree about the biggest obstacle.
Upload the discovery responses and ask: “Do operations staff and leaders name the same top obstacle?”
An answer explaining which obstacle each group chose most often, with the shares and response bases you can bring to the client call.
Where each tool fits
Upload for a Brief, Ask about client priorities, and use Tables on Pro or Max for breakdowns.
Why DataWhisperer?
Bring a clearer question to the client call.
A discovery export can hold competing priorities; the useful work is explaining that split.
Spot the disagreement before the meeting
Ask which obstacle operations and leadership each name most often.
Take the response bases with you
Check each group's shares and counted responses before the client call.
Common questions
What can I check first in a new client dataset?
Start with a Brief of observed response patterns, then use Ask for the client's priority question. Review counts and group sizes before the call.
How can I prepare a breakdown for a client?
Use Tables on Pro or Max to build the counts or totals they need. Check the figures against the source, then download the table or share a link.
Are the example numbers on this site from real customer data?
These are examples, not customer data.