Question About the Result
TrendGroupSourceAction
Product
Results ContextSourced AnswersActionable Reading
Ask the question. The chat reads your results in context.
The analysis chat answers questions about groups, trends, text responses, and sources in a real or simulated result.
The chat uses the open result. It explains, cites, and summarizes without replacing your judgment.
Analysis ChatWhat do you want to understand?
QuestionReceived
ContextLoaded
AnswerSourced
Question
Group
Analysis
Source
RequestOverall Trend
ReadingCompared
ActionTo review
Product Schema
From Question to Evidence
You ask a question. The chat reads the open result, links the answer to sources, and surfaces an actionable point.
Contextualizes the Reading
- ResultRead
- EvidenceCite
- ActionTo review
Answer Ready
- SourceCited
- Key PointActionable
You see the answer, its sources, and the point to review before deciding.
Use Examples
What you can ask
Ask a natural question. The chat checks it against the open result and its supporting evidence.
Trend
What does the overall trend show?
The chat summarizes the result's dominant signals and cites the evidence behind them.
Result
Why does this group stand out?
The answer connects the group's composition to the responses and sources visible in the result.
Source
Which source should i check?
The chat points to the evidence and result section to review without inventing missing data.
The answer stays contextual and verifiable: you keep the decision on interpretation.
Question
Received
The question starts from the result being viewed, with its context already available.
Context
Loaded
The chat keeps the context of the questionnaire, group, and sources already displayed.
Answer
Sourced
Harmate remains the source of the result. The chat makes it easier to read.
Contextual Chat
Understand a Result Without Losing the Thread
The chat answers in the context of the open result: responses, groups, trends, text responses, and sources stay connected.
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Clarify
Ask a Plain-Language Question
Ask why a group stands out, what slows respondents down, or which answers support a trend.
The question stays attached to the result being viewed.02
Add Context
Link the Answer to Sources
The answer uses the elements available in the result: indicators, responses, groups, and evidence.
Missing data is never presented as evidence.03
Act
Surface a Key Point
The chat summarizes a key point and can suggest an action to review in the result.
You keep validation and business context.How the analysis chat helps
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Ask the Question
You ask what you want to understand in the open result.
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Load the Context
The chat keeps the indicators, groups, responses, and sources already available.
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Link to Evidence
The answer points to the sources and excerpts supporting it.
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Decide with More Clarity
You review the key point before using it in your decision.
What the analysis chat simplifies
Questions About Results
Ask what you want to understand in the open results.
Contextual Reading
The answer considers the questionnaire, groups, and indicators on screen.
Group Comparison
Compare signals from groups already present in the result.
Sources and Text Responses
Ask where a signal comes from and find the responses or sources supporting it.
Actionable Summary
Surface a key point and actions to review before deciding.
Context Preserved
Avoid losing the thread across indicators, groups, responses, and sources.
Traceable Questions
Each answer stays linked to the result and available evidence.
Explicit Limits
The chat states the available context and does not replace data verification.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ask the Question That Unlocks the Decision
Ask about your results, find the evidence, and surface the point to review.