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Reports & Exports

Executive PDFs and PowerPoints, stakeholder links, spreadsheets tuned for decks, AI insight cards, SPSS-ready datasets, telemetry-aware API keys.

What this guide helps you do

Package findings into executive reports, stakeholder-ready files, or raw exports for deeper work.

Before you start

  • Choose the audience for the report.
  • Confirm filters and date ranges.
  • Decide whether the audience needs summary, slides, PDF, or raw data.

What you will do

  • Choose report scope
  • Generate and stress-test narratives
  • Curate visuals
  • Export responsibly
  • Share with traceability

You are done when

  • The report has a clear story.
  • Charts and quotes support the conclusion.
  • The right export format is shared with the right people.

Overview

Reports package analytics for humans: AI-grounded narratives, charts, verbatim quotes, two-sentence briefs when attention is short. Exporter paths cover segmented CSV/Excel, question-only subsets, immersive crosstab workbooks mirrored from Advanced Analytics, Power BI-friendly layouts, downloadable PDF proofs, editable PowerPoint storyboards for leadership reviews, standalone AI insight tiles you can reuse in Slack or email summaries, alongside SPSS-oriented datasets whenever downstream statistics teams require labeled sav-friendly structures. Telemetry on API/export keys lets admins track who pulled which slice when integrations feed external warehouses.

When to use this feature

Produce board packs, auditor evidence, bilingual leadership PDFs and slides, bilingual AI brief loops, nightly warehouse drops, respondent-level extracts for modeled weighting pipelines, statutory submissions referencing Smart Data Layers, or insight cards pasted into executive dashboards.

Step-by-step guide

01

Choose report scope

Select survey, layered view, quotas, demographics, labelled distribution sources, time windows, completeness rules.

02

Generate and stress-test narratives

Produce AI-assisted executive arcs, reconcile them with verbatims, flag gaps before signature.

03

Curate visuals

Lock charts referencing active layers, annotate sample sizes, cite sources powering each KPI.

04

Export responsibly

Pick PDF/PowerPoint/CSV/Excel/SPSS/export cards; apply redaction presets for PHI or government programs.

05

Share with traceability

Use share links keyed to roles when possible so access revokes cleanly.

Evidence chain

Every artifact should cite the layer, timeframe, quotas, labelled sources powering the numbers.

Screens / UI explanation

Export dialogs inherit filters everywhere else in analytics.

Layer metadata accompanies official Excel drops for auditors.

Best practices

Document filter sets inside slide footers.

Pair AI summaries with verbatim receipts.

Match download format with downstream tool requirements.

Tips

Create two exports—tabular for analysts vs slide-sized charts for CX reviews.

Automate nightly CSV drops through Integrations rather than emailing raw files.

Common issues

Exported data has fewer rows than expected.

Layers, quotas, duplication rules, completeness filters quietly exclude rows.

PowerPoint mismatches bilingual expectations.

Duplicate deck templates per locale or regenerate after translation review.

FAQ

Can I export weighted tables?

Yes—activate the weighted Smart Data Layer before invoking Excel or API exports aligned to that overlay.

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