— Quick study

Decision support studies

Short studies, scoped to the right format, to move your projects forward and decide on solid ground.

Step 01

Fieldwork
first.

Nothing gets plugged in before we have listened. Recruiting the right people and getting them to genuinely talk is the one link that cannot be outsourced — and the one we always keep.

Step 02

Your transcripts,
in full.

The raw material is yours, complete and time-stamped. Your teams can go straight in — and, if you want, question it in plain language.

Step 03

The analysis,
à la carte.

Top lines, full report, typologies, facilitated workshop. You take what you need in order to decide — and nothing more.

Step 04

And you
decide.

Four questions are enough to draw the design, its schedule and its deliverables. The quote follows within 48 hours.

— The moment

When the decision
cannot wait.

These designs do not replace a deep study. They settle one precise question at one precise moment — the moment budgets are committed, or held back.

01

Product launch

Concept, offer, name, packaging: know what lands and what blocks before tying up a production line or a media budget.

02

Price & offer structure

What justifies a price in the customer's eyes, what they compare it to, where the acceptance threshold sits, and which option they would refuse to pay for.

03

Target expectations

What your customers actually expect, in their own words — before arbitrating a roadmap on internal convictions.

04

Choosing between options

Two directions, three concepts, a disagreement that keeps coming back to the steering committee: let the field decide rather than the hierarchy.

— The principle

One core.
Options around it.

What cannot be delegated is the fieldwork: finding the right people, getting them to genuinely talk, hearing what sits beneath what is said. That is our core, and it is always there. Everything else is a choice — depending on what your teams want to do themselves.

The core — always included
01

Framing

Turning your decision into a field question, and writing the guide that will dig into it.

02

Recruitment

The right people, on criteria, checked one by one — or qualified within your own customer file.

03

Fieldwork

Interviews and groups run by a senior consultant. This is where a study is won or lost.

04

Full transcripts

The raw material, complete and time-stamped, is yours. No exceptions.

The options — à la carte
A

Verbatim platform

The corpus searchable in plain language: your teams look for themselves, from their own angles.

B

Top lines

Five to eight pages: what we heard, what it implies, what has to be decided.

C

Full analysis

The detailed report, structured and argued, with its supporting verbatims.

D

Typologies

The figures that run through the corpus, usable afterwards in targeting as much as in design.

E

Decision workshop

A facilitated half-day with your teams — nobody leaves the room without a written call.

Plenty of teams want to dig in themselves and need nothing beyond the fieldwork and the platform. Others have neither the time nor the appetite, and want top lines and a workshop. Both are legitimate projects — and there is no reason they should cost the same.

— Configurator

Build your
study design.

Four questions, two minutes. You get the recommended design, its schedule and the exact list of what you receive. The quote follows within 48 hours — it depends on your sector, on how hard the recruitment is and on the context, not on a rate card.

01

What decision do you have to make?

02

In which sector?

03

What kind of fieldwork?

Format

Nombre d'entretiens

12 entretiens

Mode

Recruitment

Material to react to

04

What do you want to receive?

The guide, the fieldwork and the full transcripts are always included. The rest is up to you.

— What does not move

Short does not mean
approximate.

What a short design removes is deliverables — never the rigour of the fieldwork. Three things stay true, whatever the budget.

Field

Real people, a real consultant

Participants recruited on criteria and checked one by one, interviewed by a senior consultant who knows when to probe and when to stay quiet. No self-administered panel, no synthetic moderation.

Traceability

Every conclusion traces back

Every sentence of the synthesis traces back to the verbatim that grounds it, time-stamped and attributed. You can check; so can your teams, and that is the point.

Decision

A deliverable, or a moment

We can stop at the transcripts and let you work. We can also end in a workshop, with your teams, through to the written call. That is your choice, not our model.

A decision to
illuminate quickly?

Send us your question in three lines. We come back within 48 hours with a costed study design.

Presentation mode — budget visible