Upload the dissertation
Select a de-identified DOCX containing committee feedback. The document remains on the tester's computer.
Open the testing workspace
Professional Testing Beta
Upload a dissertation with committee feedback. Change Matrix-R processes it privately in your browser, takes you through a no-charge test checkout, and produces two completed Word Change Matrix Forms.
Clarify how the selected methodology aligns with the research question.
The committee is asking for an explicit methodological justification—not simply a restatement of the method.
Chapter 3 · Research Design · Paragraph 12
A focused three-step workflow
Select a de-identified DOCX containing committee feedback. The document remains on the tester's computer.
Change Matrix-R analyzes the feedback and related occurrences, then presents the no-charge professional-testing checkout.
Receive one Word matrix with only original feedback and another with the original feedback plus all related occurrences.
Two distinct deliverables
Change Matrix-R never presents a software-discovered occurrence as though it were written by your committee.
A focused matrix containing only the committee feedback found in the dissertation you submitted.
The original feedback plus other dissertation passages that match the same concern or a defensibly related concern.
Complimentary professional testing
Professional Testing Access
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temporary evaluation release
Use only synthetic or appropriately de-identified testing documents. The checkout simulates payment fulfillment but does not request a card or collect a charge. Accounts, cloud retention, and optional external AI are not active in this beta.
Your dissertation is not the price of admission
Local processing boundaryThe testing workspace processes the selected file inside the browser. The website does not upload or retain the dissertation.
Testing-document restrictionProfessional testers should use synthetic or appropriately de-identified documents during this release.
You remain the authorChange Matrix-R explains and recommends. It does not silently submit or claim committee authority.
Professional testing is open