Coded excerpt
The report can point back to the exact source text.
Highlighted transcript segments, applied codes, and respondent context remain visible when a finding moves into a report.
03ReportPrepare reports
Prepare reports
with the evidence
still attached.
Findings reports, code and indicator reports, evidence matrices, executive briefs, and saved versions, drafted from the study material your team already reviewed. A claim that cannot point to its evidence does not make it into the draft.
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Reports hub with analytical findings, indicator reports, evidence matrix, briefs, visualizations, and saved outputs.
What Report carries forward
Not just a document. The evidence structure moves with it.
Report should make the analysis easier to inspect, not flatten it into prose. Heurista keeps qualitative excerpts, themes, source records, quantitative tables, dashboard views, and reviewer notes available as the output takes shape.
Output types
Different review moments need different deliverables.
Analytical Findings ReportResearch-style findings with interpretation, implications, quotes, and traceable evidence.
Code / Indicator ReportFramework-first synthesis showing what the evidence says for each code or indicator.
Evidence matrixDocument-by-code traceability with verbatim evidence and optional AI synthesis.
Brief / Executive SummaryShort decision-maker synthesis with strongest findings, confidence, and implications.
VisualizationsInteractive or exportable visual outputs, including charts and qualitative evidence summaries.
Saved reportsVersioned report outputs that can be reopened, shared, and continued after generation.
What's inside Report
Choose the right report output for the review moment.
Draft the narrative, show coded excerpts, export evidence matrices, and keep the material behind each claim close enough to inspect.
01
Finding draft
Write from reviewed evidence.
Draft finding sections from coded excerpts, tables, dashboards, and notes that are already in the study workspace.
Finding 2.1
Quote R017Table T03Dashboard D2
02
Coded excerpts
Show the evidence behind the interpretation.
Carry highlighted transcript segments, code labels, respondent context, and source coverage into the reporting layer.
03
Evidence matrix
Package the record behind the report.
Export source index, codebook, question mapping, quote bank, respondent roster, and related review sheets.
SourcesKEQ mapQuotesTablesCodesRosterMethodsLog
04
Citation trail
Move from claim back to source.
Trace a finding to excerpts, documents, tables, response records, or dashboard views used to support it.
Claim
Finding
Excerpt / page / table
05
Report types
Choose the right handoff.
Prepare analytical findings reports, code or indicator reports, evidence matrices, executive briefs, visualizations, and saved report versions.
Analytical findingsCode / indicatorEvidence matrixExecutive briefVisualizationsSaved reports
06
Export package
Leave review with editable files.
Export report drafts and structured evidence files so reviewers can inspect, edit, and reuse the outputs.
DOCX
XLSX
PDF
Inside Report
Report outputswith sources attached.
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Coded evidence
Qualitative evidence should not disappear at the reporting stage.
Keep source index, codebook, question map, quote bank, respondent roster, framework notes, dashboard data, methodology, and changelog views close enough for reviewers to inspect the source trail behind the report.
See the evidence workflowMeet Hue
Hue helps draft with the study record in view.
Hue can help draft, query, and revise report sections using the codebook, framework, cohorts, timeline, and evidence already in the study. Researchers still decide what belongs in the final report.
“Draft the exec summary”“Rewrite §3.2 in plain language”“Which findings are under-evidenced?”
Next step
Prepare report packages without rebuilding the source record.
Draft findings, export evidence matrices, show qualitative evidence, and trace citations to source, or talk to us about a structured walkthrough.