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Talk2Data InsightGenius

Analyze survey data (.sav, .csv, .xlsx) through Claude — crosstabs with significance testing, ANOVA, correlation, gap analysis, and publication-ready Excel exports. Upload once, analyze unlimited. ## What it does Talk2Data InsightGenius lets market researchers analyze survey data by talking to Claude instead of wrestling with desktop software. Upload an SPSS (.sav), CSV, or Excel file once and run unlimited analyses through 13 specialized tools. ## Features - Upload once, analyze unlimited: File sessions with 30-min sliding TTL (Redis-backed) - 13 analysis tools: frequencies, crosstabs, correlation, ANOVA, gap analysis, satisfaction summary, auto-analyze, tabulation, export, metadata, variable profiling - Multi-format: .sav (SPSS), .csv, .tsv, .xlsx, .xls with auto-detection - Significance testing: Column proportion z-test at 90/95/99% confidence with letter notation - Zero-config auto-analyze: Upload a file, get complete Excel with AI-detected banners, MRS groups, grids, and nets - Professional Excel output: Publication-ready workbooks with significance letters, dual bases, nets, means, MRS, and Grid summaries - Download URLs: Temporary 5-minute links for Excel files (n8n/Make compatible) - Batch analysis: Analyze up to 50 variables in a single frequency call ## Example 1: Quick Frequency Analysis ``` User: "What's the distribution of overall satisfaction?" → spss_upload_file + spss_analyze_frequencies → Returns T2B 69.5%, mean 3.72 on 5-point scale ``` ## Example 2: Cross-tabulation with Significance Testing ``` User: "Compare satisfaction across regions." → spss_analyze_crosstab(row="sat_overall", col="region", significance_level=0.95) → London 68.6% T2B significantly higher than Scotland 50.4% (p=0.013) ``` ## Example 3: Zero-Config Auto-Analyze with Excel Export ``` User: "Just analyze everything and give me the Excel." → spss_auto_analyze → 62 tables, AI-detected banner (age_group), download link valid 5 min ``` ## Authentication API key required (format: sk_live_... or sk_test_...). Obtain at https://spss.insightgenius.io

First seen 2 Oct 2026. Evidence as of 5 Oct 2026.