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DataSense Product Guide

Use the matrix to choose a production line, then prepare the files and instructions listed in its guide.

Before you start

  • Use genuine, complete materials with clearly explained fields whenever possible.
  • State the objective, intended use, key measures, and expected result.
  • You can upload multiple files; each file must be no larger than 100 MB.

Production line materials matrix

√ means the production line requires or supports the material. × means it is not needed and is not accepted by that homepage entry.

Material typeData analysisJournal research analysisDegree research data analysisSpecial Research ReportData visualizationFlowchart
Required materials
Objective or requirements
Raw research data××
Optional supporting materials
Variable notes or data dictionary××
Exemplar or writing sample××××
Reference literature××××
Journal or university requirements×××
Reference image××××
Source process document×××××

Data analysis

Best for

Data cleaning, descriptive statistics, modeling, correlation, regression, and visual analysis reports.

Outputs

  • Online results and the reports, tables, figures, or downloads actually produced by the project.

Required

  • At least one raw data file.
  • A clear question, key measures, and expected outputs.

Optional materials

  • Variable notes, a data dictionary, preferred methods or charts, and output language.

Steps

  1. Select Upload data and attach the source files.
  2. Choose Data analysis from More.
  3. Describe the objective, key measures, and expected result.
  4. Choose an output language if needed and submit.
  5. Follow the page prompts for clarification, proposal review, and processing.

Journal research analysis

Best for

Statistical analysis, figures, interpretation, and a structured journal research analysis report based on genuine research data.

Outputs

  • A structured journal research analysis report, plus the analysis results, figures, and downloads produced by the project.

Required

  • Raw research data.
  • Research background or analysis objective, plus an explicitly selected report language.

Optional materials

  • Exemplars, references, variable notes, target-journal requirements, length, and structure preferences.

Steps

  1. Upload the research data first.
  2. Choose Journal research analysis and describe the background and objective.
  3. Explicitly select the report language.
  4. Add exemplars and references through their dedicated controls if useful.
  5. Follow the prompts for clarification, blueprint or proposal review, billing confirmation, and generation.

Degree research data analysis

Best for

Research-design support, statistical analysis, figures, and interpretation based on genuine undergraduate, master's, or doctoral research data.

Outputs

  • A verifiable structured degree research data analysis report, plus the analysis results, figures, and downloads produced by the project.

Required

  • Raw research data.
  • Research background or analysis objective, plus an explicitly selected report language.

Optional materials

  • University requirements, exemplars, references, variable notes, an existing outline, and chapter requirements.

Steps

  1. Upload the research data first.
  2. Choose Degree research data analysis.
  3. Describe the topic, degree level, and analysis objective.
  4. Select the report language and add exemplars or references if useful.
  5. Follow the prompts for clarification, blueprint approval, and staged generation.

Special Research Report

Best for

Source-based research that organizes evidence and analysis around a topic without requiring raw research data.

Outputs

  • A structured topical research report and the staged content or downloadable files actually provided by the project.

Required

  • The topic, background, degree level, research direction, and question to address.
  • No data file is required.

Optional materials

  • Report requirements, target length, an existing outline, section requirements, and key viewpoints.
  • The homepage entry does not accept exemplar or reference files; include those requirements in the text description.

Steps

  1. Choose Special Research Report.
  2. Describe the topic, background materials, and analysis requirements.
  3. Review the description and submit it directly.
  4. Follow the prompts for clarification, report-structure approval, and staged generation.

Data visualization

Best for

Statistical analysis and figures based on real data, optionally following the style or structure of an existing image.

Outputs

  • The previews, figure files, and related downloads actually produced by the project.

Required

  • At least one data file.
  • The variables to plot, the intended use, and the message the figure should convey.

Optional materials

  • Variable notes, chart type, colors, dimensions, and a reference image.

Steps

  1. Select Upload data and attach the data files.
  2. Choose Data visualization from More.
  3. Describe the figure and its intended message.
  4. Attach a reference image through the Reference image control if useful.
  5. Submit and wait for processing.

Flowchart

Best for

Turning a written process, source document, or reference image into an editable flowchart.

Outputs

  • An online preview and a draw.io flowchart file that can be edited or downloaded.

Required

  • The start, main steps, decision branches, and end conditions.
  • No data file is required.

Optional materials

  • A source document containing the process or an image showing the desired structure.

Steps

  1. Choose Flowchart from More.
  2. Describe the complete process in the text box.
  3. Attach a document or image through Upload data if useful.
  4. Submit and wait for generation.

Ready to start?

Return to the homepage, choose a production line, and submit your objective and materials.

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