Relative Insight is data agnostic - this means that the platform can analyze any source of text data that you have access to.

With a huge range of potential data sources, the number of possible use cases is virtually endless and includes market research and business intelligence, data analysis and customer insights, marketing and communications as well as strategy and product development.

Here are some of the most common use cases:

Customer service data can come from first-party sources such as customer support transcripts or website chatbots. You can utilize the transcripts to reveal what part of your service is most valued by the customers. Based on your findings, you can improve the training accordingly to achieve higher customer satisfaction rates.

If you have first-party questionnaires and surveys that contain text-based responses, you can efficiently analyze the open ends in the platform. This will reveal the similarities and differences between the audience segments to inform your marketing campaigns and communications strategy.

Whether using first-party data from an annual employee feedback survey or third-party sources from public sites (e.g. Glassdoor), you can analyze the reviews to uncover the key drivers of employee satisfaction or dissatisfaction to inform employee engagement strategy.

By exporting social listening data (e.g. from Brandwatch or Meltwater) and analyzing it, you can understand your market positioning by comparing social mentions and forum data against competitors.

You can also use social analysis to create demographic or channel-based comparisons to help you keep a pulse on target audiences and monitor emerging trends over time.