Feels like the tools you know.
A document when you’re writing. A table when you’re organizing. Familiar controls keep your attention on the research.
The document. The questionnaire. The spreadsheet.
Bring your team’s
work together—with every change
understood, and every voice in the conversation.
HOUSEHOLD WELLBEING STUDY
Understanding how households work, live, and make decisions helps us ask better questions.
What is your household’s main source of income?
How has this changed over the past year?
ROOM FOR THE WHOLE PROCESS
Research is collaborative. Your workspace should be, too. Keep the writing, the questions, and the decisions connected.
A document when you’re writing. A table when you’re organizing. Familiar controls keep your attention on the research.
See what changed and who changed it. Try a new direction in a personal draft, then review it with your team.
Share with an editor, invite a reviewer, or give someone a read-only view. Suggestions stay connected to the work.
FROM FIRST DRAFT TO AGREED VERSION
Explore an example of how a research team moves its work forward.
What challenges have you experienced
in accessing healthcare in your area?
Could we add “in the past six months” to make the recall period clearer?
PART OF YOUR RESEARCH TOOLKIT
Start with the files your team already uses. Keep document editing, tables, and questionnaire specifications close together.
Explore the workspaceInterview guides, protocols, field notes
Codebooks, question banks, study tables
Structured questions, choices, and logic
Conversion support varies by format. Review the import report before using a converted instrument in the field.
A calmer place for the messy, meaningful work of research.
Open your workspace
“Main source” might be clearer than “primary livelihood”.