The AI Dashboard is designed to provide clear insights into survey data using advanced AI analysis. This article explains its structure, key features, and how each part supports decision-making.
๐ Structure & Filtering
The dashboard is divided into three main pages, each of which can be filtered by organizational unitโsuch as team or department.
๐ Note: For anonymous surveys, teams are only shown individually if at least 6 responses are collected.
If participant profiles include additional attributes (e.g. age, gender, tenure, job group), these can also be used as filtersโthough only quantitative data is affected, not text responses.
๐ Overview & AI Analysis
This section provides a high-level summary of survey results with deep AI-driven insights:
Basic Information: Displays survey title and response rate.
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โSentiment Analysis ๐ง : Uses AI to detect the emotional tone of all text responses.
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โTop Themes: Organizes all text inputs into topic clusters and highlights the most frequently mentioned themes along with their sentiment.
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โResponses: Lists all survey questions in order with answers, summaries, and the number of responses per question.
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โCorrelation Analysis: Shows the top 3 strongest correlations between scale-based questions, including a textual interpretation of statistical significance.
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๐ฆ Pain Points & Action Plans
This section helps teams move from insights to impact:
Pain Points โ ๏ธ: Identifies problem areas, categorized by urgency (high, medium, low).
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โRecommended Actions: Offers solutions to the problems, sorted into short-, mid-, and long-term strategies.
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โFollow-up Questions: Suggests new questions for future surveys to dive deeper into current issues.
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๐งพ Management Summary
A concise, executive-level overview that highlights key themes, overall sentiment, and suggested actions for quick strategic alignment.