A Dots Demo for Research Teams

Qualitative data has become increasingly central to how organizations make strategic decisions. But most tools weren't built for the rigor, complexity, or collaboration demands that research teams actually face. ​

Which is why qualitative research workflows tend to break down after data collection: while structuring, synthesizing it across projects, keeping it accessible over time, and making it usable for people who weren’t in the room when it was gathered.

This is a platform walkthrough where we’ll demo Dots using real workflows to show how teams move from scattered qualitative data to structured, analysis-ready datasets and show how qualitative and quantitative data can be explored together in one connected workspace

You'll see how Dots handles: ​

  1. Data collection and centralization across methods and channels

  2. Metatag structures and data organization across projects ​

  3. Manual and AI-assisted coding and synthesis ​

  4. Cross-project and longitudinal pattern finding ​

  5. Multi-stakeholder collaboration across geographies ​

  6. Reporting and insight generation ​​

What you'll walk away with:
​1) A clear sense of how Dots works and what it can do
2) ​A feel for whether it's the right fit for your use case
3) ​And if it is, a starting point for aligning with the Dots team on how to put your qualitative data to work

The session is designed for research teams managing multiple projects with large or longitudinal datasets, NGOs and social sector orgs with an in-house research function, and UX and insights teams handling ongoing interviews and feedback analysis that feed into strategy and decision-making.

In the webinar

Akshay Roongta, Co-Founder, Dots

Akshay Roongta has over a decade of experience working across WASH, public health, financial inclusion, agriculture, and education. He brings a deep understanding of how complex, ground-level realities can inform better decisions and systems. He believes that the most valuable insights often lie in lived experience — and that good technology should help uncover and act on those insights without losing their nuance.

Yashna Jhamb, Co-Founder, Dots

With a background in ethnographic research and systems thinking, Yashna Jhamb works at the intersection of design, data, and impact, helping teams make sense of complex realities through storytelling and structure. She is the co-founder of Dots, a SaaS platform built by Ooloi Labs that helps organizations collect, organize, and analyze qualitative data at scale.

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