Query your data with the AI assistant

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Ask a question, get an answer. In seconds, the assistant analyzes thousands of respondent comments and delivers a clear synthesis, backed by real excerpts. A tool that democratizes data analysis and fuels continuous improvement across your team.

Model limitations

While the goal is to provide relevant answers, errors or omissions may occur. We recommend always validating the assistant's answers using the cited quotes.

Access the assistant

There are two ways to access the assistant.

From the main navigation

  1. Click Assistant in the main navigation.
  1. Select the survey you want to query.
Currently, it is not possible to query data from multiple surveys within the same conversation.
Only active surveys, of a supported type, without patient tracking activated, and with at least 5 analysed comments appear in the list. For more details, see the Surveys available for analysis section below.

From a survey

  1. Go to the Surveys list from the main navigation.
  1. Click the survey you want.
  1. Go to either the Responses or Textual analysis tab
  1. Click Query the data.
This method automatically starts a conversation linked to the selected survey.

Ask a question

  1. Select a suggested question, or type your own question in the field provided.
  1. Select the data period to query (7 days, 30 days, 3 months, all time, or a custom period).
  1. Press Enter or click the arrow to submit your question.
Make sure to select a period that covers data relevant to your question.

While processing, the assistant displays its progress (analyzing, drafting synthesis). Expect a brief delay before the answer appears.

Review the answer

The assistant's answer is presented as a synthesis structured into points.

Review the cited excerpts

Each point in the synthesis can be backed by comment quotes.

  1. Click the number of quotes next to a point to open the panel of linked quotes.
  1. Click a quote to view the full comment, its associated themes, its type, and the question it relates to.

Understand the reliability level

Each answer comes with a reliability indicator.

ReliabilityDefinition
HighThe answer is based on a large share of comments. The identified trends are representative.
ModerateThe answer is based on a moderate share of comments. Interpret with some caution.
LowThe answer is based on few comments. The trends may not be representative.

Conversation limit

Each conversation has a limited number of messages. A warning appears when the limit is approaching. Once the limit is reached, start a new conversation to continue querying your data.

Surveys available for analysis

A survey appears in the selection list only if it meets all of the following criteria:

  • It's active (not archived).
  • Its survey type is PREM, Employees, or Other. PROM surveys aren't supported by the assistant.
  • Patient tracking isn't activated for the survey.
  • It has at least 5 comments.

If a survey doesn't meet these conditions, it won't appear in the list, even if it has responses.

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