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Upload existing data or collect new responses, analyze open-ended answers together with your ratings, and share the results as a report or in PowerPoint.

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An illustrative brand study runs through deepsight cloud: start a survey or import data, ask an AI follow-up, analyze topics and sentiment, and create reports. Export to Excel or PowerPoint, or share online. The aggregate NPS of +31 comes from 49% promoters minus 18% detractors; individual NPS responses use a 0–10 scale.

From responses to insights

Common hurdles

Why a seven – and not a ten? The reasons are in the open-ended responses.

Thousands of them. But before they turn into results, the data moves from tool to tool – export after export, week after week.

  1. The challenge: A questionnaire here, spreadsheets there

    Responses are collected in the survey tool and analyzed in Excel, while the comments sit in a separate list – apart from the ratings.

    With deepsight: Numbers and reasons together

    Open-ended responses stay linked to ratings and attributes. Group comparison shows which topics dissatisfied respondents mention, for example.

    Go to group comparison
  2. The challenge: Coding by hand

    Reading response after response and assigning codes – with thousands of responses, that takes weeks. Often there is only time for a sample.

    With deepsight: Assigned in minutes, not weeks

    Topic analysis assigns the open-ended responses – to new categories or to your codebook. You review the assignments instead of coding everything yourself.

    Go to topic analysis
  3. The challenge: Charts rebuilt in PowerPoint

    For every presentation, charts are redrawn and quotes are copied out of the raw data file.

    With deepsight: From finding to report

    Pin charts and quotes right where you analyze and put them together in a report – to share via link or to keep editing in PowerPoint.

    Go to reporting
  4. The challenge: Starting over, week after week

    With tracking studies, the analysis starts from scratch with every wave. Whether a topic is growing or shrinking only becomes clear after matching it up by hand.

    With deepsight: Waves as a time series

    In the time series, deepsight links topics with the same name across waves and suggests further matches for you to confirm.

    Go to data and follow-up waves
How it looks

Topics, shares and the responses behind them

deepsight organizes open-ended responses by topic and connects them with the rest of your data. Select a topic to see the responses assigned to it.

ExplorerOpen question: What should we improve? · n = 1,204
Responses on “Delivery time”

“Waiting three weeks for a sofa is too long.”

“The delivery arrived a day earlier than announced, great.”

Your data

Three ways to get data into the cloud

Available

Upload existing data

An Excel or CSV file with open-ended responses, ratings and attributes. You can keep using your current survey tool.

Introductory offer

Run a new survey

Draft a questionnaire from your brief, review it and collect responses in the cloud. We activate surveys for your organization as part of the introduction.

Go to surveys
Available

Connect a source

Fetch reviews from the Apple App Store and Google Play via connectors and analyze them as monthly waves. To do so, you add your App Store Connect or Google Play Console access. Special system integrations are available as custom projects.

Example: reviews & feedback

Recurring analysis: Add follow-up waves and newly fetched reviews to a time series, with a separate one for each source. Align topics across waves and compare how they develop.

Tools

What the cloud brings to your analysis

All features at a glance
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A fictional customer survey for a mobility app: the group comparison shows more negative responses about vehicle availability from frequent riders (71%) than from occasional riders (48%), with a significance flag. Asked “What do dissatisfied frequent riders criticize?”, the assistant answers with a chart (41% vs. 18% of detractors mention availability) and two original responses. The answer is pinned for the report.

From a group comparison to an evidence-backed answer

Compare groups, ask questions, show the evidence

Compare groups and ask questions about your analysis – with the original responses as evidence.

  • Group comparison: cross-tabulate topics and ratings by attributes from your data, with significance indicators and optional weighting.
  • Assistant: ask questions in your own words; depending on the question, answers include charts and original responses as evidence.
  • For the report: pin findings and use them in your report later.
Sharing results

Report, PowerPoint or raw data

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Illustrative example · Read the content

In a fictional customer barometer for a mobility app, pinned results – a chart, a topic overview and an original response – fill a report. Exporting as a presentation creates editable PowerPoint slides, and the design can be switched. Sharing creates a link that lets recipients open the report without an account.

From report to PowerPoint and a shareable link

According to the plan comparison, reports, customizable slides and PowerPoint export are included in every paid plan. Share reports via a link – recipients do not need an account. Data can be exported to Excel or CSV.

You only need slide factory if you want to turn tables from other programs into slides based on your template.

A look inside deepsight cloud

Understand what is behind a topic.

Read the original responses alongside sentiment and topic metrics.

Actual deepsight cloud interface in German, with fictional demo responses.

Explore responses

Detailed view. On small screens, swipe or scroll within the image.

Research questions

What your data can tell you

  • Which topics are praised, and which are criticized?
  • Do regions, plans or customer groups differ in what they raise?
  • What has changed since the last wave, and which topics are new?
  • Which comments contain a complaint, a question or an explicitly stated intention to cancel?
  • What do respondents write when they answer in another language?
  • Which quotes back up a finding for your presentation?

Collect. Analyze. Explore. Report. All in one project.

Whether you run the survey in the cloud or upload data from your current tool.

Process

From raw data to a reviewed analysis

  1. Prepare the data

    Detect empty, unintelligible or content-free responses and filter them out before the analysis. They only stop counting toward your text allowance once you have completed the check.

    Data quality check
  2. Topics, sentiment, intent

    Topic analysis assigns the responses to topics. If you wish, you can add the sentiment for each topic and the intent of a comment, such as praise, a question or a complaint.

    Sentiment analysis
  3. Review and refine

    Read samples for each category, correct assignments and have the residual “Other” category searched again. Every change is saved as a topic version.

    Topic refinement
  4. Build an overview

    Bring topics, ratings and groups together in a dashboard, move from there to the comments and share it via link.

    Dashboards

Good to know: If you choose, anonymization masks names, email addresses or phone numbers in responses before the analyses run. If translation is switched on, texts are translated before masking. Analyses started directly from a survey run without anonymization. Anonymization doesn’t catch every detail – check the results before sharing them.

Results

What you end up with

Coded datasetYour data as Excel or CSV, with additional columns for topics and, depending on the analyses you choose, for sentiment and intent – to keep working in your own tables or statistics software, for example.
A traceable recordA new AI run can produce different results. That’s why completed runs are kept as saved results.

The AI suggests. You decide.

You can check any assignment against the original response, and you choose which assistant answers go into your report.

Methodology

What matters in the analysis

Base and multiple mentions

Shares and metrics such as the NPS refer to the analyzed responses in each group; anything the data quality check filters out is not part of the base. Because one response can be assigned to several topics, the shares often add up to more than 100%.

Put differences in context

If you wish, significance indicators show whether a group differs noticeably from the rest of the sample in statistical terms; they require at least 30 responses per group. Values below a fixed base of 10 responses are flagged or hidden. The comparison doesn’t show why a group answers differently.

Scales and boxes

For scales, deepsight shows the mean as well as top-2 and bottom-2 shares; you decide which end of the scale counts as good.

The same settings for every wave

Save the settings for your study as an analysis profile. It is versioned and can be reused with your codebook for every follow-up wave.

FAQ

Questions about deepsight cloud