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Exploring the Analysis Tab

The reasoning and quotes behind every Dimension.

The Summary tab gives you each Dimension at a glance. The Analysis tab gives you the reasoning and the quotes behind it. Use the Summary for the takeaway, and Analysis when you need to see why.

Section

What it shows

When it appears

Dimensions

The things your event set out to measure, with the findings behind each

On every construct-based report

Intersections

Where two dimensions meet and say something neither says alone

Only when the report found at least one

Came up on its own

Themes people raised themselves, not ones set in advance

Only when there is something to show

Dimensions

Analysis opens on Dimensions, with a card for each thing your Signal Event interview measured. Each card shows:

  • The tier: Strength, Mixed or Opportunity, telling you whether the group scored high, in the middle, or low. When fewer than 3 participants were scored, the card shows "evidence thin — tentative" instead.
  • The Dimension name
  • How many participants it is based on, for example "X of Y participants heard"
  • A short summary. When no summary was generated, the card says so.

Click a card to expand it for the implications and the underlying quotes. The View evidence link opens the Evidence Explorer, the report's searchable feed of quotes, filtered to that Dimension.

Intersections

Where two Dimensions meet and say something neither says alone. These are connections between measures that are worth knowing but belong to no single one. Click any card for the quotes behind it.

Came up on its own

Themes participants raised without being asked. These are patterns Savo found in the conversations themselves, rather than against the measures your event was built around. Click any card for the findings and the quotes behind it.

Note: A discovery report, from an event that explores topics openly instead of measuring set Dimensions, has no Dimensions to score, so it doesn't show an Analysis tab. Its findings sit in the Summary and Evidence tabs.