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Highlights are participant answers selected to illustrate a finding clearly. They make research easier to share while keeping the wider evidence close at hand.

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Choose useful highlights

Open a finding from the Report tab and review its supporting answers. Select examples that express the relevant point clearly and retain enough context to stand on their own. Play more than one highlight before a readout. Listen for wording and tone, and open the full interview when an earlier answer changes the meaning. A vivid clip illustrates a conclusion; the complete evidence set determines how broadly you can present it. Editors can add or remove highlights for each finding. The same answer can support several findings and be highlighted only where it is most useful.

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Download a clip

When highlighted recordings are available, use the download action in the evidence panel to create an MP4. Choose the subtitle and excerpt options you need, then review the finished file before presenting it. Check that the clip starts and ends cleanly, uses the right subtitle language and represents the finding fairly. Use Findings and evidence to review the complete conclusion or Exports for Word, Excel and PowerPoint formats.