Review study findings

1. Open the study’s Responses or Interviews and read the source answers or transcripts. Check participant and account context where available.
2. For heatmaps and fixed questions, inspect the response summary, clicks, target-area results, and answer distributions.
3. Open the study’s Findings view and generate or write the report. Check each claim against the cited source and note unanswered questions.

Identified responses keep the participant and account context recorded at the time. Later directory changes do not rewrite that history.

Study evidence cannot prove that the team changed direction. On an initiative, use Record impact to state what the product team actually decided:

• confirmed the current direction
• changed scope or direction
• raised a risk
• decided that no change was needed
• needs a follow-up study before deciding

The initiative learning summary uses these human records for product impact. If none exists, Zentrik says No direction change has been recorded rather than inferring a pivot from responses or generated conclusions.

On an idea’s Studies tab, Current read combines reviewed findings from related studies. Select the finding count to inspect the sources. Next question identifies a gap to investigate.

When New evidence appears, refresh the read. The last confirmed read remains visible until the refresh succeeds.

Use Plan a Study to prepare a follow-up proposal. Create draft opens an unpublished study for editing; it does not publish or invite participants.