Survey Results Analyzer
Added Apr 2, 2026
About This Prompt
This prompt turns raw survey data into a structured analysis report with actionable insights. It goes beyond simple tallying by identifying hidden patterns, flagging potential biases, and translating findings into business recommendations. Whether you ran a customer satisfaction survey, employee engagement pulse, or market research study, this prompt helps you extract the story behind the numbers. It is especially useful for teams without a dedicated research analyst who need to present survey findings to stakeholders quickly and credibly. The output includes both quantitative analysis and qualitative theme extraction for open-ended responses.
Variables to Customize
[SURVEY_TOPIC]
The subject and purpose of the survey
Example: Customer satisfaction after migrating to our new platform
[RESPONDENT_COUNT]
Total number of survey responses received
Example: 342 responses out of 1,200 customers contacted (28.5% response rate)
[RESPONSE_DATA]
Summary of key questions and aggregated responses
Example: Q1 Overall satisfaction (1-10): Mean 6.8, Median 7. Q2 Would you recommend us: Yes 58%, Maybe 27%, No 15%. Q3 Biggest pain point (open text): 342 responses...
[BUSINESS_CONTEXT]
Background information to contextualize the findings
Example: We migrated 1,200 enterprise customers to a new platform 3 months ago. Previous satisfaction score was 8.2. Churn has increased 4% since migration.
Tips for Best Results
- Include the actual survey questions so the analysis can flag any leading or ambiguous wording
- Paste a sample of open-ended responses rather than just summaries to get better thematic analysis
- Mention any demographic breakdowns available so the analysis can identify segment-specific patterns
Example Output
**Executive Summary:** 1. Overall satisfaction dropped 1.4 points post-migration (8.2 to 6.8), with the steepest decline among enterprise accounts with 50+ users 2. The top three pain points from open-ended analysis are: onboarding complexity (mentioned by 41%), missing features from legacy platform (28%), and performance slowness (22%) 3. Despite lower satisfaction scores, NPS intent remains moderate at 58% promoters, suggesting frustration is recoverable if addressed quickly...