Workshop: plan a customer-language study
Prepare a defensible customer-language analysis without pretending the current Ingest surface builds grounded audiences.
Mine customer voice
Upload transcripts, route them, inspect extraction, analyze, and save themes.
Use the sidebar to open the workspace file library.
Good afternoon
Choose a surface from the sidebar to begin.
- 1Open FilesUse the sidebar to open the workspace file library.
- 2Upload a sample fileDrop in the included sample interview transcript.
- 3Choose what it becomesRoute the file to Context, an audience ingest, or analysis.
- 4Inspect extractionOpen extracted pages and verify what was read.
- 5Analyze itAsk the sample question against the uploaded evidence.
- 6Save the resultSave the grounded output to the project.
Use this workshop to design the analysis before uploading anything. The current Ingest page accepts completed research studies and produces source-quoted dossiers. It does not yet convert raw transcripts, tickets, or reviews into a reusable grounded audience.
Current product boundary
Do not upload confidential raw customer text to Ingest. Large-file storage is not private, and dossier/blob deletion controls are not yet available. See Ingest a completed study.
If you already have a completed study
Extract the dossier
Upload the completed report or study bundle in Ingest. Review its purpose, methodology, audiences, stated claims, inferred claims, and source quotes.
Separate observation from interpretation
Treat verified source quotes and clearly reported study findings as human-study evidence. Treat inferred claims as model readings. Do not merge either with new synthetic responses.
Identify the unresolved language question
Ask:
From this completed study, list the exact customer phrases tied to [decision]. Keep verbatim quotes separate from your interpretation. Which language question remains unanswered?
Propose a separate modeled comparison
If a synthetic comparison would help, define the audience and variants separately. Label every response as synthetic and use the result to choose what to validate next, not to estimate market prevalence.
If you only have raw transcripts, tickets, or reviews
Do not use the current Ingest page for this workflow. Prepare the source set offline or with an approved research system until Mavera provides private storage, retention, deletion, and a supported raw-text grounding pipeline.
A useful preparation brief includes:
- the decision the language should inform
- source type and collection dates
- who was included and excluded
- consent and usage rights
- stable source identifiers
- sensitive fields that must be removed
- the coding framework you want reviewed
What a later grounded workflow must preserve
A defensible implementation should retain source identifiers, distinguish quotes from summaries, expose what was excluded, and keep modeled audience behavior separate from observed customer language.