Features: Knowledge Graph, Cloning Research, Exporting Annotations, Searching inside History...
A roundup of four new Synthetic Users features: Knowledge Graph for visualising interview themes, Research Cloning, Annotation Exporting, and searching inside your research history.
Knowledge graph
How do you quickly visualize all your in-depth interviews and surface concepts, topics, emotions...? Unlike traditional methods that are either time-consuming or too focused on basic keywords, we now turn your interviews into easy-to-understand big picture maps. Here is a link to a super quick demo.
Cloning Research
Imagine you've just run a set of interviews but you now want to change a few elements in your research plan, e.g. you want to tweak the audience without having to rewrite the whole description. Just press on the clone research button. Here's a little video about this feature.
Exporting your annotations
You've been annotating a lot and you simply want to export your annotations. You now have a dedicated button for it. That's it. Nothing more to say on this topic. Here's a little video about this feature.
Bread crumb navigation
Hansel and Gretel knew better. No more wondering in which workspace or project you're at. It's right at the very top so you can't miss it. Here's a little video about this feature.
Search inside your history
We run a whole bunch of studies and you want to search for a particular study. Well now you can. But can you search for a particular interview? Hold your seahorses. Right now you can just search Audiences, Research goals and Problems... basically the inputs in your research plan. Here's a little video about this feature.
More visibility over active subs
As the complexity of your research grows we're giving you more visibility over which workspaces have subs and which don't. Here's a little video about this feature.
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