Use cases

Tracking studies

New waves. Keep developments in view.

Compare brands, countries and target groups across survey waves. Add new data and continue using your dashboards. Your tracking study remains a shared foundation for current questions and long-term developments.

Questions & answers

The problem

Tracking studies are conducted regularly, but are often rebuilt from scratch in every cycle: combining data, mapping variables, aligning waves, updating charts and adapting presentations. The more markets, brands and points in time are added, the greater the manual effort becomes.

How Cauliflower solves it

01

Add new waves

Add separate datasets per wave or one combined dataset with all waves and review the data matching. New text analyses start after a cost overview and your confirmation.

02

Compare markets and brands consistently

Entities, target groups and metrics remain consistently defined across all waves.

03

Account for base sizes and significance

Analyses show the relevant base in each case and flag statistically significant differences.

04

Update and export results

Quantitative dashboard results update after data matching. New text responses are analysed after your confirmation; export the presentation in the required state.

Modules used

Brand TrackingWave ComparisonSegmentationSignificancePowerPoint Export

One tracking model instead of separate waves

A shared structure connects all markets, waves and variables. This keeps comparisons consistent, even as the tracking study grows over the years.

The next wave. The familiar workflow.

Do not rebuild your tracking study with every new wave. Use a platform that integrates new study data into the existing logic and makes it directly available for analysis and reporting.

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