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How do evidence and analysis work in ScribeFlash?

Use highlights, tags, research questions, confirmed evidence, and cross-interview analysis to move from transcript text to research insight.

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Short answer

ScribeFlash works from Transcript to Evidence to Theme to Finding to Report. Confirmed evidence is the reliable source material for analysis and reporting.

01

Create evidence from transcript text

  • Highlight an exact quote from a transcript segment.
  • Apply tags to organize the quote.
  • Link evidence to one or more research questions.
  • Add notes when a quote needs researcher context.
  • Review evidence in the Evidence library before using it in analysis.

02

Confirm reliable evidence

Evidence should be confirmed when it accurately represents the source conversation and is relevant to the project. Reject material that is duplicated, weak, or outside the research scope.

03

Generate analysis from evidence

  1. 1Open Evidence and confirm the items you want ScribeFlash to use.
  2. 2Link evidence to research questions for matrix analysis.
  3. 3Generate analysis from the Evidence or Analysis area.
  4. 4Review themes, participant summaries, contradictions, and linked evidence references.
  5. 5Regenerate analysis if transcript changes make the analysis stale.

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