May 6, 2026

The new generation of Talk with Data lands, along with a waiting timer on media questions and two Builder fixes.

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Talk with Data V2

The new generation of Talk with Data is available and built specifically for research and analysis workflows: you ask questions in natural language and get structured answers, interactive visualizations, and verbatim quotes tied to the original respondent answers.

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Natural language research queries

Ask your data the same questions you would ask another researcher. No manual query building, filter configuration, or technical interfaces — Talk with Data interprets the request and builds the appropriate analysis behind the scenes.

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Interactive charts and dynamic exploration

Results are shown as interactive visualizations instead of static exports, and charts update dynamically as the conversation evolves.

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Verbatim quotes with full traceability

Every insight can be traced back to the original respondent answer, with relevant verbatim quotes surfaced directly inside the analysis.

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Full methodological transparency

Talk with Data now shows more of the analytical process behind each answer, so you can understand and validate how an insight was generated.

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Analysis available immediately after field closure

Talk with Data becomes available as soon as fieldwork ends, with no additional processing or manual preparation.

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Coming soon: cross-study analysis

Comparing findings across multiple studies within a single conversation is in development.

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Player

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Waiting timer for media-based questions

Questions containing images or videos now support a configurable waiting timer on multiple choice, single choice, open-ended, and matrix question types. When enabled, respondents must wait the configured time before moving on — useful for concept tests, advertising evaluations, and video exposure studies. The timer is set from the question settings whenever media content is attached.

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Fixes

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Browser automatic translation no longer alters answer options

Automatic browser translation could unintentionally modify answer options, especially in dropdowns and selectable fields. Survey content now stays stable when respondents use browser translation.

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Quota closure screen no longer appears in Builder preview

Quota closure messages could incorrectly appear inside the Builder preview. Quota logic is now handled correctly in preview mode, so testing is no longer interrupted by messages intended for live respondents.