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TermsPrivacy PolicyThe power of Dovetail lies in highlighting key information inside your data. This could look like notable moments in a usability test, quotes in a research paper, or specific comments in a customer call.
Highlights can be added to text content, transcripts, and documents and can be grouped into themes using tags. In this guide, we will cover how you can use Dovetail to take the first pass in the analysis process and surface important moments in your customer data that can be shared with your team.
We recommend taking advantage of Dovetail's AI capabilities to automate time-consuming tasks like highlighting. This will allow you to focus greater efforts on drawing richer customer insights from your data.
If you are working with transcripts, Dovetail will automatically highlight your note content.
To do this, simply open the highlights tab in the note sidebar and press Suggest.
From there, either Accept or Reject the suggested highlights to save them to your project.
If you prefer to dive deeper and have more control over important pieces of information captured in your data, you can create your own highlights.
To do this, select and drag over a section of text in a note.
If you want to go straight to grouping your highlight under a tag, you'll also see the option to apply a tag. A tag is used to track a theme within a single piece of raw data or across a set of data. They help you thematically group bite-size information captured within your data quickly.
Choose an existing tag or create a new one for your project. Tags can be titled anything that captures the theme of the highlighted text.
In one of the new notes you have created, find a key moment you find interesting in your data and highlight this section of text to capture this.
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