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Category Intelligence Results

Category Intelligence brings together all your category data in one place, helping spot patterns, compare performance across customer segments, and make strategic decisions based on recurring U&A studies not just individual test results.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Overview


The Overview page gives you an at-a-glance understanding of how your category works; who participates, when they engage, and what matters most to them. It brings together four core lenses:

Segments

How consumers naturally cluster within your category.

Occasions

When and why consumers engage with products in the category.

Needs

The underlying consumer needs within your category.

Usage & Attitudes (U&A)

Deeper behavioural and attitudinal context specific to your category.

Use the Overview to quickly orient yourself, spot patterns, and decide where to explore in more detail.

Segments


Segments show the distribution of your audience across category segments.

What you can do with Segments

  • Get a clear view of how your category breaks down across segments

  • Explore each segment in detail to see how their U&A responses differ

  • Identify which segments are over or under represented in your category

Use Segments to ground your category understanding before diving into concepts, needs, or occasions.

Occasions


The Occasions page reveals when and why consumers participate in your category.

What you can do with Occasions

  • See which occasions drive the most engagement in your category

  • Understand how occasion preferences vary across different segments

  • Identify opportunities to position products for the right moments

  • Compare how U&A responses change depending on the occasion

Use Occasions to uncover context-specific behaviours that may be hidden in overall averages.

Groups


Groups help you organise your tests into meaningful collections that reflect how your business and category are structured.

When you select a Group, you can explore:

  • Tests: all tests included in the group

  • Concepts: all concepts tested within those tests

  • Questions: all questions asked across the group

Use Groups to connect insights across multiple tests and see your category as a whole, not just as individual studies.

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