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Interactive reports
Read research as a report you can sort, filter and ask to revise, and understand how revisions are kept.
Research can come back as a report instead of a long chat reply. A report is a document you can work with: scan its summary, filter its tables, follow where a claim came from and ask for a change.
Read the summary first
A report opens with its main finding and key numbers. Decide from those whether the rest answers your question.
Sort and filter
Use the filters and sortable tables to bring the items that matter to the top, such as the highest-severity findings.
Check the evidence
Compare claims with your project and with their sources before relying on them. A report is research, not a decision.
Ask for a revision
Say in plain words what is missing or wrong. A new revision is produced and you can compare it with the earlier one.
Where reports fit
Findings from a report feed the plan and the questions RevampKey asks you. See Plans and modules for how a plan is reviewed, and Past Work Reports for reusing earlier findings. The Plans and reports page shows an example.
Report a documentation problem or contact the RevampKey team.