Author: Online Team

Status: new
Date: 7 February 2026
Stage: ready to launch
Countries: Spain, France, Hong Kong, Mexico, Singapore and the United States.
Accessible to: public
Complexity: easy
Likely start: February 2026

This online survey is about satisfaction among receiving eCommerce consumers of shipments from specific courier services and delivery efficiency in particular.

Data collection through CAWI with a sample of 500 per country. The LoI is 10 minutes. The IR varies by country, indicated in the brief.

Status: closed/commissioned
Date: 27 January 2026
Stage: ready to launch
Countries: Brazil, Indonesia, India, Japan, South Korea and the United States
Accessible to: public
Complexity: easy
Likely start: February 2026

This survey is about the use of, and attitudes towards, AI to enhance productivity at work among small business owners and managers. This is a quantitative online survey (CAWI) with target respondents being business managers in small companies with 1-9 employees. IR: 40%. LoI is 15 minutes.

Status: open - updated spec
Date: 22 January 2026
Stage: finalising negotiations
Countries: United States, United Kingdom, Germany and France
Accessible to: public
Complexity: medium
Likely start: February 2026

This is a recruitment only project for a qualitative B2B survey using online IDIs to understand how marketing professionals in selected countries and industries use AI tools to create advertising and marketing materials. A total of 10 interviews across 4 countries. All respondents need to be comfortable speaking English.

Status: open
Date: 18 January 2026
Accessible to: public
Complexity: simple
Likely start: Q1 2026

This is qualitative survey in Greece about end-user distribution boards, residential electrical panels, units and enclosures in newly constructed or renovated homes.

This B2B survey involves IDIs with companies offering electrical installations at residences with the target respondents being experienced to apprentices electricians. The interviews should take place in Athens and one ore more smaller population centres. The LoI is 90 minutes.

The core part of this survey is recruitment with options for services up to and including transcripts.

Status: closed
Date: 14 January 2026
Accessible to: public
Complexity: difficult
Likely start: Q1 2026

This is a qualitative study examining usage of - and attitudes towards therapeutic delivery systems for recipients of radionuclide therapies. The survey takes place in Belgium, Germany, Denmark, Spain, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, the Netherlands, Turkey and the United States. The number of respondents ranges from 10-28, depending on the country.

The client requires a recruitment only service. Please note that respondents will need to share PII in order to verify their identity.

Status: closed
Date: 5 January 2026
Accessible to: public
Complexity: medium
Likely start: Q1 2026

This is a car clinic to identify and understand business issues emerging at the product development stage. The survey takes place in Paris and London and involves a CLT (N=120), 4 FGDs and 2 IDIs in the same venue in each location.

The requirements for the premises are advanced in terms of size, designated areas, security and available equipment. The survey will make use of four actual vehicles on display.

Status: closed
Date: 2 January 2026
Accessible to: public
Complexity: medium-difficult
Likely start: Q1 2026

This is a B2B one-year brand visibility and paid/earned media campaign evaluation survey in Egypt for a global elevator and vertical-mobility manufacturer. To measure the impact of this campaign, the client considers conducting a pre- and post-brand lift study among key decision-maker groups in the construction, real-estate, and building-operations ecosystem. Target respondents are architects, engineering consultants, commercial property developers, general contractors, building owners, building managers, condominium representatives and facility managers. The methodology for this survey is CATI using an online questionnaire. LoI is 20 minutes.

Status: closed
Date: 2 January 2026
Accessible to: public
Complexity: difficult
Likely start: Q1 2026

The purpose of this survey is to measure the AI efficiency gap across large enterprises in India and selected other APAC countries: Japan, Malaysia and Thailand. Target Respondents are CEOs, CIOs and CTOs of large companies with more than 500 employees. Industries: Telecom, Healthcare, Technology, Pharmaceuticals, Media & Entertainment. The research methodology is CATI or online personal interviewing (WAPI), using a web meeting app. A combination of the two is also possible. The LoI is 20 minutes.

Status: closed
Date: 2 January 2026
Accessible to: public
Complexity: medium
Likely start: Q1 2026

The purpose of this HUT survey in the US is to understand usage of personal care products for infants and toddlers at home. Target Respondents are mothers aged 25–40 years with an infant aged 0–3 years. Must have a minimum annual household income of US$ 50K and should be regular consumers of Cetaphil brand products.

Status: open
Date: 30 November 2025
Accessible to: public
Likely start: Q1 2026

This is an interesting RFQ for a qualitative survey among migrants in Canada. The objective is to understand remittance behaviour, financial inclusion and literacy among three migrant communities: Haitian, Nigerian and Filipino. This project involves 12 in-venue FGDs with 8 participants each in three major cities, namely Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver. The expected duration of each group is two hours. Online focus groups are not an option for this project.

Status: closed
Date: 30 November 2025
Accessible to: public
Likely start: Q1 2026

The study aims to document, analyse, and highlight the engagement of women and youth from the Moroccan diaspora in Europe (France, Belgium, Italy) in co-development and solidarity initiatives toward Morocco.

This project includes both quantitative and qualitative research in the form of CAWI, IDIs and FGDs. We are looking for support in completing questionnaires for the former and up to transcripts for the latter.