Frequently asked
Straight answers. Before fieldwork.
Practical questions that help a promising research idea become a controlled operation.
Ask in project context01What information do you need to assess feasibility?
At minimum: target audience, markets, expected incidence, interview length, quotas, required completes, and timing. Survey platform and non-standard participant tasks are also useful.
02Can you support multi-market studies?
Yes. We plan the program as one project while keeping market-level feasibility, controls, progress, and exceptions visible.
03How do you manage different sample sources?
Sources are planned and monitored as distinct operating inputs. Contribution, routing, and performance are not treated as one blended black box.
04How are quotas and market rules handled?
Quota logic and market-specific rules are confirmed during setup, checked before launch, and monitored as fieldwork progresses.
05What can clients see during fieldwork?
Updates can include market progress, source movement, quota pressure, exceptions, risks, and the next required decision.
06How do you respond when fieldwork moves off plan?
We identify the variance, explain its consequence, propose available actions, and confirm ownership before direction changes.
07Can you work with our survey platform?
We can work with established client platforms where the required link, redirect, security, and participant-flow conditions are supported.
08How is project close-out handled?
Final dispositions, source records, and material variances are reconciled into a coherent project view before delivery is closed.
09Do you guarantee feasibility?
No responsible assessment is universal. Feasibility depends on the defined audience, market, timing, survey design, and controls, and is confirmed for that context.