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Upload data to your project

Record calls and import files, surveys, support tickets and more to your project

Updated over 2 weeks ago

To build your repository, you need to add files to each project.

You can add files to your project in three ways.

  1. Record calls with Marvin and store them in the project folder.

  2. Upload data that you’ve already collected.

  3. Import data by integrating with other apps.

Upload data

In your project, navigate to ‘Files’ in the navigation bar and select ‘Add new files’. You’ll see a range of options to upload as well as record new data.

Marvin supports multiple file types. You can upload audio, video, Word and Google documents, Excel files and Google Sheets, PPTs, PDFs and Txt files.

Import data

You can also integrate your Marvin account with other apps where your data is stored.

Go ahead and import surveys from Pendo, Qualtrics, Google Forms, DScout and Survey Monkey, or directly upload a CSV file.

Marvin also integrates with Zendesk and Intercom so you can import support tickets. Or upload a CSV file with your support ticket data.

Access the files you added to your project from "Files" in the navigation bar.

File Dates

Marvin attributes a creation date to each file. By default, it considers the date on which you upload, import, or record a file.

You can revise the date of any file to which you have edit access. This means you must have edit access to the project where it is stored.

Go to the file and click the date at the top of the toolbar. Select the revised date and confirm the change.

Making sure your files have the right dates on them helps keep your data organized. You can also use them as effective filters while surfacing or analyzing your research.

Project updates

To help you easily keep track of all new files and progress, Marvin will post daily updates in each project. You'll see it above all the files.

We've designed the product updates to help you catch up at a glance. Every day, Marvin scans the project for any new files, survey responses, support tickets, research notes, etc. You can learn more about the new data without opening each file.

Marvin will also create monthly project updates and add them in a timeline view. You can use this to learn of how the project has evolved. Click "View full" to access the timeline view.

In this view, you can also copy the text, copy a link to share with others, or regenerate the summary.

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