Short answer
Reports are strongest when they use confirmed findings with valid supporting evidence. Review findings before generating or marking a report ready.
01
Review findings
- 1Open Analysis and review suggested findings.
- 2Read each finding with its theme, limitations, recommendation, and references.
- 3Inspect support and counter-evidence from the original interviews.
- 4Edit wording when a generated claim is too broad or missing context.
- 5Confirm findings you are willing to use in the report and reject unsupported ones.
02
Generate the report
Open Report and generate a report from confirmed findings. Report sections can include objective, methodology, participant overview, findings, evidence, limitations, recommendations, and appendix.
03
Quality check before sharing
- Run the report quality check.
- Resolve critical citation issues.
- Hide or edit sections that should not appear in the final report.
- Mark the report ready before export.