ATLAS.ti Analysis Service: Coding, Networks and Code-Document Tables
Make sense of interviews, documents and media in ATLAS.ti with a clear coding structure and visual networks. We set up, code and analyse your project and hand it over ready to use.
What this service covers
- Project set-up with documents, document groups and attributes
- Quotation-based coding of text, PDFs, images, audio and video
- Code groups and code hierarchies
- Memos that record analytic reasoning
- Networks that show relationships between codes, quotations and memos
- Code-document tables to compare themes across participants or groups
- Co-occurrence analysis to see which codes appear together
What makes ATLAS.ti different
ATLAS.ti works around quotations: you select a passage of data, link it to one or more codes, and write memos that capture your thinking. Its networks let you draw and explore relationships between codes, which is helpful for building concept maps and developing theory. It also handles images, audio and video as well as text, which suits projects with varied material.
Our ATLAS.ti workflow
We load your sources, set up document groups from participant attributes and design a code structure that fits your approach, for example thematic analysis or grounded theory. We code quotations consistently, write memos, then use code-document tables and co-occurrence analysis to compare groups and see how themes connect. Networks turn those links into diagrams you can use in your report.
Cleaning up and continuing existing projects
If you have started coding in ATLAS.ti, we can review the project, merge duplicate codes, restructure code groups and continue coding in the same style. We can also help you bring work from several coders together and check agreement.
Handover
You receive the project bundle, codebook and coded quotation exports, plus network diagrams. If you prefer a different tool, see NVivo analysis or MAXQDA analysis.
How the work runs
- You share the data, any existing codes and your research questions.
- We set up the project, document groups and code structure.
- We code quotations, write memos and run tables and co-occurrence analysis.
- You receive the project bundle, exports and network diagrams.
What you receive
- An organised ATLAS.ti project bundle
- Codebook export with definitions
- Quotation exports by code or theme
- Code-document tables and co-occurrence results
- Network diagrams ready for your report
Frequently asked questions
Which versions of ATLAS.ti do you support?
We work with current desktop versions on Windows and Mac. Tell us your version and we will deliver a compatible project bundle.
Can ATLAS.ti analyse audio and video?
Yes. You can code audio and video directly or work from transcripts linked to the recordings.
What is a network in ATLAS.ti?
A network is a diagram of codes, quotations and memos and the relationships between them. It helps you explore and present how concepts connect.
Can I move my project from another software?
Sometimes. Code lists and transcripts can usually be rebuilt in ATLAS.ti, though some features do not transfer exactly. We will tell you what to expect.
Do you help with coder agreement?
Yes. When several coders work on the same data, we merge their work and report agreement.
Can I get the analysis without owning ATLAS.ti?
We can deliver exports in Word or Excel, plus diagrams as images, so you can use the results even without the software.
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