How insights are generated
Each wave, Conveo works from the raw interviews up:- Signals — Conveo first detects signals: raw patterns in the wave’s data, like a shift in how a particular group answers a question or two things that keep coming up together. Signals are the evidence layer.
- Synthesis — related signals are grouped and written up into insights, each with a plain-language summary, the supporting quotes, and recommended next steps.
- Threading — Conveo then compares this wave’s insights to previous waves and links the ones that are the same underlying story into a single thread (more below).
Why Storyline insights are different
In a one-shot study, an insight is a snapshot: it’s true for the batch you analyzed, and that’s the end of it. In a Storyline, an insight is part of an ongoing story. Because Conveo threads findings across waves, each insight carries a lifecycle status that tells you how it’s behaving over time:
Threads can also merge (two findings converge into one story) or split
(one story separates into distinct ones) as the picture develops.
That status is the payoff of an always-on program: you can tell at a glance
whether you’re looking at something brand new, a durable truth, or a shift in
motion — which you simply can’t get from a single study.
