500 survey responses analyzed before you open the dashboard
When a survey closes, Doe reads every response (including all free-text answers) and produces an insight report with theme categorization, sentiment breakdown, contradictions between scores and comments, and a prioritized list of concrete takeaways.
Five hundred survey responses analyzed and synthesized before you open the dashboard. Doe reads every response from SurveyMonkey (including all free-text answers), clusters themes, detects contradictions between scores and comments, and delivers an insight report with prioritized action items to Slack.
What changes
| Dimension | Before | With Doe |
|---|---|---|
| Time to insights | Weeks (or never, if nobody analyzes it) | Hours after the survey closes |
| Response coverage | Skim a sample, miss most free-text | Every single response read and categorized |
| Theme detection | Manual grouping biased by the reader's hypothesis | AI-clustered themes across all responses, including variant phrasing |
| Contradiction detection | Almost never caught | Systematic flagging of score-vs-comment mismatches |
| Actionability | Summary stats with a few cherry-picked quotes | Prioritized action list ranked by frequency and severity |
How Doe analyzes survey responses
Doe pulled all quantitative scores, multiple choice selections, and every free-text answer — including partial and multi-paragraph responses
Doe grouped "onboarding is confusing," "setup took forever," and "couldn't figure out the first steps" into one theme with representative quotes — across all 500 responses
Doe caught high NPS respondents complaining about specific features, low scorers praising support, and gaps between what people rate and what they write
Respondents who mentioned onboarding issues scored 40 points lower on NPS. Power users cluster around three specific feature requests
Theme breakdown with verbatim quotes, sentiment analysis, contradictions flagged, and a prioritized action list ranked by frequency and severity
Survey data sits unread because nobody has time for 500 free-text responses
You spend weeks designing a survey, promoting it, getting responses, and then the data sits in SurveyMonkey for a month because nobody has time to read the free-text responses. The quantitative summary says "7.2 NPS" but the real insights are buried in the text fields where customers actually explain what's wrong. The number tells you something is off. The words tell you what to fix. But nobody reads the words.
When someone finally analyzes it, they skim responses, pull a few quotes that confirm their existing hypothesis, and miss the patterns. The angry customer who wrote three paragraphs about onboarding? That was the signal. The 40 people who all mentioned the same missing feature in different words? Nobody connected the dots. Confirmation bias wins, the real insights stay buried, and the next survey gets designed without learning from the last one.
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Describe what you need
“Analyze every response from our Q1 NPS survey in SurveyMonkey. Cluster the free-text answers by theme, flag anywhere the score contradicts the comment, and post the top 5 takeaways to #research.”
It runs on schedule
Triggers when a survey closes or hits a response milestone and delivers the full insight report to your team channel.
Survey Insight Report FAQ
Currently Doe connects directly to SurveyMonkey via API. Support for Typeform, Tally, Jotform, and Google Forms is on the roadmap. In the meantime, you can export responses as CSV and Doe will analyze them.
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