Use cases
Turn a survey export into findings you can explain.
Survey tools export one row per respondent and one column per question. Upload that file, see what stands out, and compare groups of respondents with the number of answers behind each figure.
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A question you might bring
How do average ratings differ between respondent groups?
Average rating by group with the number of nonblank answers behind each one.
Illustrative example: a questionnaire export with a 1–5 rating, a respondent group column, and a free-text comment.
What you can do with your file
Brief, Ask, Tables and Charts are on Free, Pro and Max, within each plan's allowance. Decide is exclusive to Max. Charts and Decide require your own file. Stats and Python for supported results are on Max.
Brief: A Brief summarizes what stands out in the responses and notes data quality issues it found.
Tables: Break ratings or choices down by a group column, such as region or customer type, with counts shown.
Ask: Ask which option was chosen most by a group and see the answer with its base.
Quality: See which questions have missing answers before you report percentages.
Files people often bring
- Survey platform exports (CSV or Excel)
- Questionnaire responses with rating scales
- Multiple-choice and open-ended answers
- Respondent group or demographic columns
Good to know
- Survey data is not weighted automatically; describe results as reflecting the responses you collected.
- Review columns, filters, and the base behind each figure before you share it.
- Differences between groups describe your data; they do not show cause.
- Only upload files you have permission to analyze.