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The Research Agent lets editors explore study material in plain language. Ask a new business question, compare participant groups, test a report conclusion or prepare a stakeholder deliverable without losing the link to source evidence. Bring in existing research, including reports, presentations and articles, to explore it alongside your Verso studies. Attach the relevant documents and select the studies you want to draw on.

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Get a useful answer

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Choose the scope

Open the agent inside a study, or start from the organization home and select several accessible studies.
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Ask a focused question

Name the issue, participant group and output you need. For example: “Compare how first-time and repeat buyers describe price. Cite the answers used.”
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Verify the response

Open citations for the claims you plan to use. Check the original answer, participant context and question that elicited it.
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Refine and share

Ask a follow-up to narrow the cohort, examine disagreement or change the format. Request a table, synthesis or available presentation export when ready.

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Questions worth asking

  • What reasons do participants give for abandoning setup, including views outside the main pattern?
  • Where do customers in two markets agree and differ on trust?
  • What supports the report finding about price sensitivity, and what challenges it?
  • Which participants disagree with the dominant reaction to the concept, and why?
  • Can you draft a one-page brief with three findings, implications and evidence to review?
The agent works within your access and the product features available for each study. Its responses are generated and may miss relevant material, so verify important claims and counts. If fieldwork continues, rerun the question before treating an earlier answer as current. Use Reading a report for the prepared synthesis, Question analysis for a known question, or Interviews and transcripts for full participant context.