Data type

Open-ended survey import

Import CSV or XLSX answers with questions, respondents, and variables.

Partial task

Public task

Import a CSV or XLSX and map response, respondent, and variable columns.

Expected outcome: Open responses enter the source pipeline while M3 case and typed-variable limits remain explicit.

ApplicationRequires Sign-in, Existing project

Declared product contract

Inputs and task boundary

Inputs

  • CSV survey responses
  • XLSX survey responses

Input constraints

  • Response, respondent, and variable columns must be mapped before import.
  • Typed project cases and variables remain an M3 dependency.

User actions

  1. Choose a response table.
  2. Map response, respondent ID, and variable columns.
  3. Import the mapped rows through the source pipeline.

Outputs

  • A table-backed source with row and cell evidence while case semantics remain partial.

Decision boundary

Where it fits

  • Open-ended response tables that can be mapped to the current source model.

Outside the boundary

Where it does not fit

  • Complete mixed-method case and typed-variable analysis before M3.

Current scope

Limitations

  • Response, respondent ID, and variable columns can be mapped, but typed participant/case variables and conflict handling remain part of M3.

Verification

Product proof

journey

proof.m1-material-import

Open artifact
Verified
Review due
Expires
  • Eight public fixture formats enter the real source and revision pipeline.
  • Exact locators and manual coding persist across refresh.
  • Withdrawal previews impact and erases live database and stored objects.

Failure boundary: The proof does not claim M3 typed cases and variables or frame-level video analysis.

OpenVerbatim is an open-source (Apache-2.0) qualitative data analysis platform for coding and analyzing interview transcripts. AI-suggested codes stay marked as suggestions until a human reviewer confirms or rejects them, and every decision is kept in an audit trail. The full feature set is available when self-hosted; there is no paid feature wall.