Compare Feature on Reports
3 mins read - Created on Aug 12, 2025Step into the world of powerful data comparisons — a feature that elevates your insights by revealing relationships between different segments and themes. If you’ve ever wished to go beyond isolated numbers and truly understand how various parts of your data interact and differ, this comparison tool is designed for you. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to use Kimola’s Compare feature to unlock deeper understanding, create industry reports and learn better from your data.
Get ready to explore your data from new perspectives and uncover meaningful stories hidden within.
What Does the Comparison Feature Do?
The Comparison feature lets you analyze and compare themes, sentiment, volume, popular terms, and languages across different data columns. These columns can come from scraped reviews via Kimola, datasets you upload, or filters you’ve saved.
How to Access and Create a Comparison
Step 1: Log into Kimola Dashboard
Start by logging into your Kimola account to access the platform, and go to dashboard.
Step 2: Navigate to the Reports Page
Go to the Reports page on on the dashboard —your central hub for all analyzed data.
Step 3: Open Your Report
Find and open the report you want to work on by clicking its title, icon, or the "View" button.
Step 4: Access the Compare Page
Inside the report, locate the “Compare” section in the left-hand menu to open the comparison feature.
Step 5: Choose Elements to Compare
The comparison page lets you select elements from two types of groups—you can only choose one group at a time:
5.1 Columns from Your Dataset
If you uploaded a dataset (Excel or CSV), it may include various columns such as Gender, Age Group, Product Name, Color, etc. Additionally, Kimola may add extra columns like Rating, Product Title, Size, Location based on the source data. Select the columns you want to compare.
5.2 Saved Filters
If you’ve saved any custom filters on the Analysis page, you can select those here to compare their results.
Results
View comparison by volume, sentiment, themes, popular topics and languages on the same page, just by sliding.
The first element you select will appear on the left side of the comparison table. For example, if your brand is Samsung, choose Samsung first to have it on the far left. Then select competitors or other elements to appear to the right. This layout helps you easily slide and view data side-by-side.
