AI workspace for research and insights teams.Bring the Evidence to the Decision.
Docsbench AI agents work through your survey data, interviews, customer records, and past studies, connect what they show, and build the segmentation studies, opportunity assessments, and leadership readouts your organization decides on.
Bring survey exports, transcripts, CRM and product data, reviews, support tickets, analyst reports, and past studies into one project, with your code frames, segment definitions, and templates. Docsbench’s agents read across all of it, so the next question starts from everything the organization already knows.
Classification
Code Every Transcript and Comment.
Interviews, open ends, reviews, and support tickets. Docsbench applies your code frame, allows overlapping codes, keeps every passage’s reference, and sets aside the uncertain ones for your review. Weeks of coding become an evidence base you can cut any way the question needs.
Interview Coding.xlsx
1,260 interview passages18 codes74 to review
“Setup took our admin a whole week.”
Onboarding effortAdmin burdenInterview 07, 12:41
“The monthly report is the only reason we log in.”
Reporting valueInterview 11, 08:15
“It’s fine, I guess, once you know where things are.”
Run the cuts in your analysis plan, with your weights and bases, and set survey results beside interviews, behavioral data, and earlier studies. Docsbench shows where the sources agree, where they disagree, and the evidence for each, so the readout doesn’t paper over the contradictions.
Switching Study.docx · Finding 2
Why customers switch
Survey
Price is the top reason
38%
base 1,140
Sources disagree
Interviews
Onboarding cited first
9 of 14
switchers
Survey table Q14
Interview 04, 06:30
Interview 09, 17:12
Revision
Answer the Follow-Up Question Fast.
Another cut. A corrected weight. A segment redefined. Tell Docsbench what changed and which deliverables to update. It reruns the analysis, revises the tables, narrative, and slides, and flags any base too small to carry the finding.
Region weights corrected3 files updated
Analysis Tables.xlsx · Satisfaction by region
Northeast, satisfied71%68%
Customer Study.docx · 3. Regions
Satisfaction in the Northeast is 68%, now level with the national figure rather than above it.
Leadership Readout.pptx · Slide 5
Northeast satisfaction 71%68%, in line with the nation
Built for Every Kind of Research Question.
Segmentation, tracking, voice of the customer, market and competitive questions, and evaluations each draw on different evidence and end in a different package. Choose your work.
Know Which Customers to Build For.
“Apply last year’s segment definitions to the new survey, and show how each segment’s size and needs have shifted.”
“Profile each segment from the survey, CRM purchase history, and loyalty data, with the base behind every figure.”
“Draft the segmentation report and a one-page persona for each segment, with interview quotes and the data behind each claim.”
Give leadership a segmentation it can plan on, and your team time to explain what it means.
Segment Sizing Workbook.xlsx.xlsx
Definitions and bases
Survey n = 3,800 · CRM 412,000 accounts
Segmentation Report.docx · Personas.docx
Busy families
“I need it to just work on a Tuesday night.”
Personas and Readout.pptx · Slide 3.pptx
Segment overview
5 segments · Value seekers: 31% of customers, 18% of revenue.
Segment
Customers
Revenue
Value seekers
31%
18%
Busy families
24%
29%
Upgraders
18%
27%
Occasional buyers
15%
9%
Loyal premium
12%
17%
Illustrative example · fictional company and figures
Word.docx
Segmentation Report. Each segment’s size, needs, behavior, and value, with the evidence for each.
Excel.xlsx
Segment Sizing Workbook. Definitions, sizes, profiles, and bases, with working formulas.
PowerPoint.pptx
Personas and Readout. One page per segment and the implications for the business.
Turn Every Tracker Wave Into a Decision.
“Run the cross-tabs in our analysis plan with the weighting rules, and flag every cut with a base under 100.”
“Set the brand health tracker beside last quarter’s sales by region, and show where the two tell different stories.”
“Build the quarterly tracker readout for the leadership team: the three changes that matter and the evidence behind each.”
Spend less time producing tables and more time telling the business what the movement means.
Analysis Tables.xlsx.xlsx
148 weighted cross-tabs
11 cuts with a base under 100
Executive Summary.docx.docx
Q3 brand health
Three changes that matter this quarter
Tracker Readout.pptx · Slide 2.pptx
Q3 tracker · Northeast
Consideration 34% → 29% · base 612
30%35%Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3
Illustrative example · fictional company and figures
PowerPoint.pptx
Tracker Readout. The changes that matter, with bases and the evidence behind them.
Excel.xlsx
Analysis Tables. Weighted cross-tabs and trends, with small bases flagged.
Word.docx
Executive Summary. The quarter’s findings and what they suggest for the business.
Hear What Customers Say Across Every Channel.
“Code 12 months of support tickets, app reviews, and NPS comments to our VoC taxonomy, and trend the top themes by quarter.”
“Match the complaint themes to account history in the CRM export, and show which themes appear most often before a cancellation.”
“Draft the quarterly VoC report for product and operations, with the evidence and a suggested owner for each theme.”
Turn thousands of comments into a report teams act on, without weeks of reading and tagging.
Coded Feedback Workbook.xlsx.xlsx
21,400 comments
Tickets · App reviews · NPS comments
Stakeholder Readout.pptx.pptx
Voice of the customer · Q3
Four themes, four owners.
VoC Report.docx · Theme 1.docx
21,400 comments coded
“Delivery window missed” up 38% in Q3
610Q4
640Q1
690Q2
952Q3
Illustrative example · fictional company and figures
Word.docx
VoC Report. The themes, their trend, the evidence, and the suggested owner for each.
Excel.xlsx
Coded Feedback Workbook. Every comment with its codes, channel, date, and account.
PowerPoint.pptx
Stakeholder Readout. The top themes and the decisions needed from each team.
Size the Opportunity Before Leadership Asks.
“Size the smart-home accessories market from these three analyst reports, reconcile their definitions, and show the range.”
“Build a competitor feature-and-price matrix from the spec sheets and product pages we saved, with each source’s date.”
“Draft the opportunity assessment and a leadership brief recommending which adjacency to pursue first.”
Have the market case ready when the strategy discussion starts, with every number sourced.
Market Model and Competitor Matrix.xlsx.xlsx
14 competitors · 22 features
Prices dated from saved product pages
Opportunity Assessment.docx.docx
Smart-home accessories
Size, competitors, fit, recommended move
Leadership Brief.pptx · Slide 2.pptx
Market size
$2.4B–$3.1B addressable · three sources reconciled.
Analyst report A
Analyst report B
Analyst report C
Reconciled
Illustrative example · fictional company and figures
Word.docx
Opportunity Assessment. Market size, competitors, fit, and the recommended move.
Excel.xlsx
Market Model and Competitor Matrix. Sizing from each source, reconciled, and competitors side by side.
PowerPoint.pptx
Leadership Brief. The opportunity, the options, and the recommendation.
Synthesize the Evidence Behind a Program.
“Extract the design, sample, and outcomes of each study in this folder into our extraction template, and flag incomplete reporting.”
“Compare the program’s monitoring data with the targets in its logic model, by site and quarter.”
“Draft the evaluation report with findings, limitations, and recommendations, tying every claim to its study or record.”
Spend less time extracting and tabulating, and more on the judgment the evaluation needs.
Evidence Extraction Workbook.xlsx.xlsx
27 studies extracted
4 with incomplete outcome reporting
Findings Briefing.pptx.pptx
Year-one evaluation
What the evidence shows.
Evaluation Report.docx · Findings.docx
Year one · results against target
6 of 9 sites met the year-one target
S1S2S3S4S5S6S7S8S9
Illustrative example · fictional company and figures
Word.docx
Evaluation Report. Findings, limitations, and recommendations, every claim tied to its evidence.
Excel.xlsx
Evidence Extraction Workbook. Each study or record in your template, with gaps flagged.
PowerPoint.pptx
Findings Briefing. What the evidence shows and what it doesn’t.
Editable Word documents. Excel workbooks. PowerPoint decks. Open the files, check the work, and keep refining.
Docsbench builds the analysis and drafts the deliverables. Your researchers set the method, check the evidence, and decide what it means.
Can we check every finding?
Yes. Each figure links to its table, base, and weights, and each theme to the passages behind it. Review coded records, calculations, and quotations against the originals before anything is shared.
Will it follow our analysis plan?
Yes. Supply your code frames, segment definitions, weighting rules, and significance tests, and Docsbench applies them. Small bases are flagged, not reported as findings.
Does it replace our survey platform or research repository?
No. It works on the exports and documents you supply from them. It doesn’t field surveys, recruit participants, or connect to your platforms.
Who interprets the evidence?
Your researchers. Docsbench shows where the sources agree and disagree; your team decides what the evidence means and what to recommend.
Answer the Next Question Sooner.
Spend less time coding, tabulating, and building readouts. Give your researchers more time for interpretation and the conversations where decisions get made.