Define Tags Clearly: When creating tags in your Tag Library, write precise and operational definitions. Clear definitions are crucial for ensuring coding consistency and maintaining methodological transparency throughout your analysis.
Use Hierarchical Tags: Organize your tags hierarchically by assigning parent tags to broader categories (e.g., Grammar → Verb Errors). This structure supports both detailed, fine-grained coding and higher-level aggregate analysis.
Record Interpretive Notes: Use the Notes feature to document hypotheses, observations, or justifications for your coding decisions as they arise. Each note is tied to the specific text pair on screen, keeping your qualitative insights contextually grounded. You can also save AI responses directly to your notes to capture machine-generated insights.