Reports and Findings 14
Executive summaries, findings, recommendations, data visualization and donor reports.
Executive summaries, findings, recommendations, data visualization and donor reports.
Score the financial commentary in a progress report (budget vs actuals plus variance explanation). Paste the narrative section to assess transparency and decision-readiness.
Score a formal contribution analysis write-up. Paste the section to assess whether contribution claims are appropriately bounded by evidence and counterfactual reasoning.
Score the charts and data visualizations in a report for chart-type appropriateness, labeling, and integrity. Paste the report (with viz descriptions if no images) to assess whether visuals communicate cleanly.
Score a donor progress report across five dimensions using AI. Paste your narrative report to get a structured quality assessment with dimension scores, evidence citations, and priority revisions before submission.
Use AI to score an evaluation report across five quality dimensions. Get a structured verdict with evidence citations and a revision brief before accepting or publishing the report.
Score the executive summary of an evaluation report for completeness, key-finding clarity, and stand-alone value. Paste the executive summary to assess whether it can serve as a decision-maker's brief.
Score whether each finding in a report is properly evidenced. Paste the findings section to assess source citation, triangulation, and inference strength per finding. Use this for per-finding evidentiary review in a report; for scoring the triangulation approach itself (method, source, investigator, conflict resolution) see triangulation-strength.
Score how well findings translate into actionable recommendations across five dimensions using AI. Use to assess evaluation reports, donor progress reports, contribution analyses, learning briefs, monitoring briefs, case studies, and any document where findings should drive recommendations.
Score the lessons learned section of a report for actionability, generalizability, and evidence basis. Paste the lessons learned to assess whether they will be useful beyond this program.
Score the methods section of an evaluation report for transparency, completeness, and replicability. Paste the methods section to assess whether a reader could reconstruct the study.
Score a needs assessment report across five dimensions using AI. Paste your report to get a structured assessment of problem definition, methodology, needs identification, population voice, and recommendations before program design.
Score the plain language quality and accessibility of any M&E deliverable across five dimensions using AI. Use to assess donor reports, monitoring briefs, learning briefs, adaptive memos, evaluation reports, case studies, and any deliverable communicated to a non-specialist audience.
Score recommendations in a report for clarity, ownership, and actionability. Paste the recommendations section to assess whether decision-makers can act on them.
Score the explicit ToC test in the findings narrative. Paste the section to assess whether the theory of change has actually been evaluated, not just used as a planning artifact.