Research in. Evidence out.
Bring interview transcripts into the research hub. Journima proposes insights, a person on your team accepts or rejects each one, and accepted insights become evidence behind the items in your portfolio.
“Nothing has happened for twelve days. Did it work? I was about to call and cancel the whole thing.”
“Why do I need my meter number just to see a price? I don’t even know where it is.”
Bring what you already have.
Paste text or upload .txt, .md and .docx files into an investigation. Group sessions by study, tag them, and keep the raw material next to what came out of it.
- Investigations. One container per study, with its transcripts and its insights.
- Line references. Every insight points back to the exact passage.
“Nothing has happened for twelve days. Did it work? I was about to call and cancel the whole thing.”
“Why do I need my meter number just to see a price? I don’t even know where it is.”
Humans decide what counts.
Nothing reaches a map on its own. Each candidate insight waits for review: accept it, edit it, or dismiss it. The model proposes; your team publishes.
- Confidence shown, not hidden. See how sure the model is before you decide.
- Edit before accepting. Tighten the wording so it reads like your team wrote it.
Evidence, attached.
Accepted insights attach to portfolio items as evidence. The bubble for PAT-2 grows because four customers said the same thing, and anyone can click through to read them.
Draft a map from a sentence.
Describe a journey and get a starting structure: stages, lanes, a first pass at cards. It is a draft to edit, not an answer to accept.
- A quota per plan. 100 generations a month on Team, 300 on Business. The Free plan has three map drafts in total and no research hub.
- An off switch. Admins can disable AI features for the workspace. We can disable them globally.
Questions teams ask
Which model powers the research hub?
Can I turn AI off?
What file types can I upload?
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Can we split this into two stages? Procurement is its own journey.
Agreed, drafting it in the B2B map. Linking it here.