Resources
Documentation, guided help and the reference material an implementation team needs — plus the operational status of the service you depend on.
Company & capabilities
The institutional profile a procurement file opens with: research designs, collection routes, language capability, evidence governance and assurance position, each at its registered status. Read it here or download the PDF.
How institutions engage us: three engagement models, six ways we participate in programmes and procurement, the work packages we can own, the implementation journey, the research lifecycle and who is responsible for what.
One page, for an introduction or a tender cover: who we are, what the platform runs, how evidence arrives, who we serve and how to reach us.
A concise statement for procurement screening and tender prequalification: capability groups, contracting models, governance position and document availability.
Audience briefs
Programme monitoring, baseline and endline studies, beneficiary feedback, offline field collection and safeguarding — for NGO and INGO programme teams.
Evaluation and programme performance evidence, OECD-DAC positioning, multi-country collection, traceability and responsible AI — for funders and development partners.
Citizen feedback, public-service monitoring, multi-organisation workspaces, interoperability and data-protection position — for ministries and public agencies.
Study designs, instrument control, sampling, qualitative workflow, export formats and the methodological limits we publish — for universities and research institutes.
Specialist capabilities
Monitoring, evaluation, research and learning: indicator tracking, baseline and endline designs, the evaluation boundary and what is refused rather than claimed.
Instruments, collection routes, offline fieldwork, enumerator operations and the evidence chain that runs from a single answer to a published finding.
Where AI contributes, where a human decides, and why a publication is refused rather than produced when it cannot resolve its own evidence.
Voice and multilingual collection: the language registry, its six capability axes, and the status published for each — including where that status is none.
Tenant isolation, access control, consent records, retention, subprocessors, and the independent assurance we hold — alongside the assurance we do not.
Learn & support
Set up an organization, invite your team and run a first study end to end.
Eighteen guides covering collection, offline fieldwork, sampling, statistics, qualitative coding, evidence governance, publications, languages and administration.
Short answers to the questions implementation and procurement teams ask most.
How support is structured, what is covered and how to reach the team.
Reference material
Governed synthetic demonstration outputs. Every one is clearly labelled as demonstration material built on synthetic data.
Worked scenarios showing how a programme moves from collection to a governed decision record.
How evidence becomes findings, knowledge and recommendations that remain traceable to their source.
Operations
Current operational state of the service.
Availability commitments, recovery approach and continuity planning.
Security, compliance, data protection, responsible AI and safeguarding in one place.