With Deep Research GENI splits your question into sub-questions, researches each separately and merges the findings into one report with a source per claim.
Available from Growth. No connection needed.
What can GENI do with it?
- Run in-depth research at two depths: standard (4 sub-questions) or deep (8 sub-questions), with an optional focus
The difference with plain searching is the setup: it first works out which questions need answering, researches them one by one, and only then puts the findings side by side. That way you do not miss the question you had not thought of.
Example: what you ask, what you get
Research whether we should sell our POS integration as a separate product.
Focus: small hospitality businesses in the Netherlands. Depth: deep
Deep Research , POS integration as a separate product 8 sub-questions researched, 34 sources
What I looked into
- Market size of small hospitality in the Netherlands
- Which POS systems dominate
- Existing integration vendors and their pricing
- What operators say about integrations
- Technical dependencies and API limits
- Pricing models in adjacent markets
- Support load for this type of product
- Legal and payment regulation
Conclusion There is demand, but not for a standalone integration. Operators buy a POS system and expect integrations to be included , three of the four largest vendors now ship them as standard.
The opening that does exist Two POS systems with roughly 18 percent combined market share have no accounting integration and refer customers to third parties. That is a narrower but real market.
What to watch
- Support is the hidden cost: integrations break on every update from either side
- Payment data brings extra requirements
Sources per finding [34 links, grouped per sub-question]
Requirements
- Plan: Growth and up
- Connection: none
Activating
- Go to Dashboard -> Skills and activate Deep Research
- Ask your question, name the depth and optionally a focus
What it costs
| Depth | Sub-questions | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 4 | ~3,500 |
| Deep | 8 | ~7,500 |
This is one of the more expensive skills, because each sub-question is searched and analysed separately. For a quick scan, News & Research at 150 credits is usually enough. See The credit system.
Limits
- Public sources. Paid reports, trade press behind a paywall and internal data stay out of view.
- It takes a while. Eight sub-questions means eight search rounds; reckon on several minutes.
- A conclusion is a conclusion based on what is findable. Where data is missing, it says so rather than filling the gap.
- No company-specific figures. It does not know your revenue, margin or customer data unless you supply them.
- With too few credits it does not start. You are told the cost up front.
Troubleshooting
The report heads the wrong way. Give it a focus. Without one it picks the sub-questions itself, and those are broader than you probably want.
Too expensive for what I need. Use News & Research for a scan, and bring in Deep Research once you know which question is worth it.
"Not enough credits". Standard needs around 3,500 and deep around 7,500 credits available up front. Top up or pick the lower depth.
I want to check the sources. They sit grouped per sub-question below the report, precisely for that.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference with News & Research? That one does a single round for 150 credits. Deep Research devises sub-questions and researches them separately, giving a fuller picture.
Can I keep the report? Yes, ask GENI to put it as a note in your Workspace, or have it emailed.
Can I schedule this? Technically yes, but at this price it rarely makes sense. A weekly Deep Research quickly costs more in credits than a Starter plan.
Does it work for competitive research? Yes, that is one of the strongest uses. Name the competitors explicitly.
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dGENIX Docs, Deep Research, updated August 2026