Reports

The Reports section provides detailed analytics on your brand lift studies, including key metrics, statistical significance, and multi-group comparisons.

Key Metrics

Understanding the core brand lift metrics.

MetricDescriptionExample
Absolute LiftPercentage point difference between exposed and control groups+15 percentage points
Relative LiftPercentage increase over the control baseline+50%
Control BaselineThe control group's positive response rate30%

Example Calculation

Control: 30% positive responses

Exposed: 45% positive responses

Absolute Lift: +15 percentage points

Relative Lift: +50%

Charts

Visualize your brand lift data with interactive charts.

ChartDescription
Response DistributionBar chart comparing groups by answer option
TimelineLine chart showing responses over time
Lift ComparisonBar chart of lift by test group (multi-group only)

Statistical Significance

Utiq Pulse uses the chi-square test to determine if your results are statistically significant.

IndicatorMeaningConfidence
SignificantResults are likely real, not due to chance95%
Highly SignificantStrong confidence in results99%
Not SignificantResults may be due to random variation-

Displayed Metrics

MetricDescription
Chi-Square ValueStatistical test result
P-ValueProbability results occurred by chance (<0.05 = significant)
Sample SizeNumber of responses per group

Achieving Significance

Aim for at least 300 responses per group for basic significance, 500+ for reliable results, and 1000+ for high confidence.

Multi-Group Reports

When multi-group testing is enabled, additional report views are available.

Available Views

ViewDescription
Group SummaryCards showing lift and significance for each test group
Lift ChartVisual comparison of all groups vs. control
Comparison TableTabular view with all metrics per group

Response Filters

Filter your report data by response type.

FilterDescription
AllShow all responses (test + active)
ActiveLive responses only
TestTest data only

Test Data

Test data is generated for development purposes and should not be included in final analysis. Use the 'Active' filter for production reports.