Hero tutorial · H04 · 6 min
Create your first research document
Research to insights to a polished, shareable research document.
Video walkthrough coming soon
Create your first research document
Pinnora can research a market and hand you a written document you can send to a client or a teammate, not just raw notes.
1. Research the project
Most research happens when you create a project: it scrapes your brand and builds early market and audience findings. You can ask for more research in the project at any time. Let that run first so there is something to write from.
2. Open Document Studio
Open the document generator. It turns a brief plus your project's research into a structured, formatted document. It is one free-form author pass, so you describe the document you want rather than filling a template.
3. Ask for the document you need
Say what the document is for and who reads it. "A market and audience brief for a new sleep-tea line, for our media buyer" gives it a shape to aim at. It writes from the research already on the project, so the more real your project inputs, the more specific the result.
4. Review and edit
Read it as the recipient would. Documents are editable after generation, so fix a heading or tighten a section in place rather than regenerating the whole thing. When it reads well, it is ready to share.
Go deeper
Research
After this chapter you can run and re-run Pinnora's five research sections from the Sources page, read each section's web-grounded output and quality score, and tell what belongs to research versus strategy.
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Document Studio
After this chapter you can turn a project brief into a finished, brand-grounded document, deck, blog post, landing page, or script, then edit it and export it to the format you need.
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Projects
After this chapter you can create a well-grounded project, move around its workspace, and share it with your team using the collaboration that is live today.
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