Introducing Glaut Intelligence

Delegate the Grunt Work.
Own the Judgment.

The end-to-end analysis workflow on one platform.

Crosstab the snack drivers by gender, flag the biggest gaps
Reasoning
Reading the brief and the open-end verbatims
Coding the open-ends into thematic buckets
Splitting respondents by gender (base 412)
Running the crosstab and within-segment shares
Sorting themes by net difference, marking biggest gaps

Eight themes cover the bulk of snack-choice drivers. Women over-index on Ingredient Quality, Snacking Occasion, and Taste; men on Mood & Energy and Positive Consumption. The biggest gaps land at ±8 %-points.

Theme
Men
Women
Ingredient Quality & Simplicity
59%
65%
Mood & Energy Boost
22%
14%
Positive Consumption Experience
28%
20%
Snacking Occasion Fit
18%
24%
Taste & Texture Considerations
30%
35%
Brand & Provenance
9%
13%
Functional & Health Benefits
12%
9%
Preparation & Processing
15%
17%
Profile shape · Men vs Women
8 themes · base 412
Men
Women
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STAKES
+30%
of researcher’s time goes to operational work
Outsource it, and the cost compounds with context loss during handover.

Analysis is where research time disappears.

Once fieldwork closes, the most expensive part of the project begins, and most of it is grunt work that has nothing to do with thinking.

Open-ended coding
2–3 days
Tab specs & banner
3–5 days
Trend detection & validation
1–2 days
Charts & Tables creation
2–4 days
Client-ready report on Powerpoint
3–5 days
Field close → client-ready deck 2–3 weeks
SOLUTION

Everything from fieldwork to the deck. On one platform, in days.

Glaut Intelligence runs the analysis end-to-end: coding, crosstabs, pattern validation, draft reporting. You review the evidence, override what's wrong, and shape the final story. No more bouncing between SPSS, Excel, and PowerPoint.

Analysis Plan U&A Salty Snacks
Q1 Think about the last time you ate a salty snack. Can you describe the situation you were in?
Recent experience: Consumption context
Identify the characteristics of the most recent consumption occasion: context, location, and experience while eating.
Recent experience: Product consumed
Identify the type of product eaten most recently. Chips, popcorn, other salty snacks. Do not identify brand names.
Q4 Think about your typical day. What is the main reason or feeling that makes you crave a salty snack?
Craving triggers
Identify the main reasons, motivations, or feelings that trigger the respondent's craving for a salty snack, including emotional and situational drivers.

1. Analysis Plan

Glaut reads your brief and proposes a structured analysis plan: research goals, hypotheses, analyses to run. You review and edit it upfront.

YOU
define the business question and approve the plan
GLAUT
drafts the plan from the brief

2. Coding & Analysis

Open-ends are coded across three approaches: thematic, entity, interpretative. Crosstabs run with full statistical configuration.
Glaut reads across the tables to surface patterns. Every result stays auditable down to the verbatim.

YOU
inspect the evidence, override codes, and merge nets
GLAUT
codes, tabulates, and connects patterns across data
Think about the last time you ate a salty snack. Can you describe the situation?
Upload your codebook
487 responses
Entertainment-driven snacking
42%
53% Home snacking
40% Screen snacking
16% Relaxation context
9% Experience enhancement
7% Entertainment context
6% Experience enjoyment
3% Experience combination
Social snacking experiences
28%
Home-based relaxation
22%
Public & outdoor snacking
14%

When you think about salty snacks, what are the first products or brands that come to your mind?

Total Gender Age
Total male female 18–35 35–50 above 50
Base (n)Conf: 95% 99 53 46 35 34 30
Auntie Anne's 2%2%2%3% 0%3%
Kettle 6%6%7%3% 14% 7%
Ocean's Halo 1%0%2%3% 0%0%
Jolly Time 1%0%2%3% 0%0%
Happy Nuts 1%0%2%3% 0%0%
Popcornopolis 6%6%7% 9% 6%3%
Gone Toasting 1%0%2%0% 3%0%
Doritos 14%15%13%17% 12%13%
Kettle · 35–50 · 14%
Explain me the significance…

3. Iterate with Chat Assistant

Ask to the assistant in plain language to run new analysis, test hypotheses, request fresh cuts and save them into the report.
Every answer is linked back to the analysis and the verbatim that supports it, so you verify before you approve. Available 24/7.

YOU
you instruct on what to look for, then review and approve
GLAUT
run new analysis, test hypotheses, validate patterns for you

4. Report creation

Pull approved findings into a structured report workspace, collaborate with your team, and shape the client narrative in a single source of truth. Approve the final version and export in PowerPoint.

YOU
frame the story, set the caveats, approve the final output
GLAUT
frame the story, set the caveats, approve the final output

Usage & Attitude · Salty Snacks · AR Report

Executive Summary

The salty snack category is won or lost on the couch: 87% of last-occasion snacking happens during entertainment viewing, driven by boredom rather than hunger. Yet category satisfaction sits at just 3.4 / 5. A market structurally ripe for disruption.

Gender is the primary strategic fault line. Women lead on health-driven choice (51%) while men prioritise taste (43%). A 25-point split that should anchor product positioning.

Innovation white space n=99 · AR market
Opportunity
Demand → Satisfaction →
Variety
Health w/o trade-off
Premium texture
Familiar flavor
Bold flavor
Easy snacking
Indulgent
Chart added View in report
Jack
Ele
AUDITABILITY

An analysis system built around how researchers actually work.

Glaut Intelligence works alongside you from brief to report: running analysis once fieldwork closes, testing your hypotheses, validating patterns, and shaping a reviewable report at the end.

The system handles the grunt work. You stay in charge of every decision that matters.

The agents work for you

Reads the brief and proposes an analysis plan
Codes open‑ended responses across three approaches
Generates crosstabs with significance and caveats
Tests hypotheses against the full dataset
Connects patterns across tables, codes, and verbatim
Drafts a structured, evidence‑backed report
Exports an editable PowerPoint

You approve and craft.

Define business context and research goals
Check evidence behind every code and finding
Override coding, merge codes, adjust nets
Decide which patterns are real and which to discard
Frame caveats, sensitivity, and confidence
Shape the client narrative and recommendation
Approve the final output
DATA

Bring your own data

You don't have to change how you collect data to use Glaut Intelligence.
Upload an existing dataset and use Glaut as the analysis layer - or pair it with AIMI for richer open-ended depth.

SAVinterview_codes.sav
XLSworkbook.xlsx
CSVreport_v3.csv
XLSpivot_2026.xlsx
CSVnps_raw.csv
SAVthemes_codes.sav

SPSS

Full variable labels, value labels, and metadata, preserved on import

Excel

Tabular survey data with auto-detected question types and scales

CSV

Lightweight schema-flexible imports for any tabular dataset.

AIMI

Native integration with Glaut AI-moderated interviewing layer.
SECURITY

Every insight is compliant and defensible

ISO 27001

Glaut is certified with ISO 27001, the internationally recognized standard for information security management.

GDPR

Our team is based in Europe, and we operate under GDPR regulation - the world’s strictest standard for data privacy.

From data collection and access management to findings, Glaut enforces rigorous standards to ensure your data stays secure, private, and compliant.

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Two ways to use Glaut Intelligence.

Adopt the full operating system, or just the analysis layer. Both are designed for research teams under pressure to move faster without compromising methodological rigor.

Collection + Analysis

FULL OS

The full Glaut OS include data collection, analysis and reporting in one platform.

What’s included

AI‑moderated interviews with open‑ended probing
Closed‑ended questions (matrix, rating, select)
Add AI-moderated modules into existing surveys
Panel or customer sample integration
Intelligence:  coding, crosstabs, report

Analysis only

DATASET IMPORT

A standalone analysis layer for data you collected elsewhere. Bring SPSS, Excel, or CSV, and start from there.

What’s included

Analysis plan generated from your brief
Open‑ended coding
Agentic crosstabs with significance
Hypothesis testing with linked evidence
Report drafting + PowerPoint export
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