CATI-led market research, respondent recruitment, survey programming, and analysis for businesses and research agencies. From reaching verified decision-makers to actionable commercial recommendations, Strata Metrix supports the decisions that move your organisation forward.
Strata Metrix provides research services and consulting support to market research companies, businesses, educational institutions, medical institutions, and research organisations. We support complete studies or specific stages, from design to recommendations.
CATI-led fieldwork, respondent recruitment, survey programming, qualitative and quantitative research support, and data analysis for partner briefs.
Explore Agency Support →Customer research, market and competitor analysis, product feedback, business consulting, and practical commercial recommendations.
Explore Business Consulting →Student and stakeholder research, programme feedback, institutional surveys, and academic research support.
Explore Education Studies →Patient, caregiver, and healthcare professional research, service experience studies, data collection, and analysis, subject to applicable study approvals.
Explore Healthcare Research →Methodology development, participant recruitment, survey administration, structured data collection, analysis, and comprehensive reporting.
Discuss Your Requirements →Our offering brings together primary research, fieldwork operations, analytical thinking, and business consulting. CATI is our lead fieldwork service, complemented by digital and consultative workstreams.
Structured telephone interviews, respondent screening, quota monitoring, and fieldwork coordination for studies that benefit from interviewer-led engagement. Strata Metrix places CATI at the centre of its fieldwork operations.
Online data collection for suitable consumer and professional audiences.
Explore CAWI and Online Surveys →Questionnaires translated into clear survey experiences, with routing, validation, quotas, and testing built around your research requirements.
Explore Survey Programming →Targeted recruitment for consumers, business decision-makers, professionals, and specialist audiences.
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Data preparation, comparisons, interpretation, and reporting that make research findings easier to understand and use.
Explore Data Analysis and Reporting →Research into customers, competitors, market conditions, and emerging opportunities to inform commercial decisions.
Explore Market Analysis →Evidence-led recommendations for market entry, positioning, customer experience, and business priorities.
Explore Business Consulting and Recommendations →Explore our research approach, interviewer-led fieldwork operations, structured logic, and global coverage in this interactive presentation.
Quantitative research helps measure patterns and compare groups. Qualitative research explores experiences, motivations, and the reasons behind them. We help select the combination that suits your objectives, audience, and budget.
Collect structured information via CATI, CAWI, and planned combinations to measure patterns, evaluate concepts, and answer defined commercial questions.
Explore Quantitative →Explore unmet needs, buying processes, and respondent motivations through in-depth interviews, focus groups, and remote qualitative discussions.
Explore Qualitative →Connect business objectives with sound sampling approaches, questionnaire logic, quota controls, and reliable data collection frameworks.
Explore Methodology →Research audiences differ in availability, experience, and how they can be engaged. We help define who needs to participate and how to approach them.
Understand the people who influence business purchases, processes, and commercial priorities across job roles and organisation sizes.
Explore B2B Audiences →Explore how consumers choose, use, and evaluate products and services through targeted consumer interviews and surveys.
Explore Consumer Audiences →Support ongoing engagement with recruited audiences for repeated research, feedback tracking, and longitudinal studies.
Explore Communities →We shape audience definitions, quotas, and research questions around specific sector realities and commercial buying processes.
Research into how consumers and businesses evaluate financial products, providers, and channels.
Sector Details →Research into retail and business banking relationships, service expectations, and channel usage.
Sector Details →Research into how people and organisations assess policies, providers, distribution channels, and claims experiences.
Sector Details →Research into shopping behaviour, channel preferences, product choices, and customer experience.
Sector Details →Research into construction purchasing, project requirements, property needs, and stakeholder experiences.
Sector Details →Research into production challenges, equipment decisions, supplier relationships, and technology adoption.
Sector Details →Research into service access, patient and caregiver experiences, and relevant professional needs.
Sector Details →Research into how organisations and consumers evaluate, adopt, and use technology.
Sector Details →Research into learning experiences, institution choices, education services, and technology use.
Sector Details →Research into farming decisions, input choices, distribution, and agricultural technology.
Sector Details →Research into customer behaviour, commercial requirements, and the adoption of energy solutions.
Sector Details →Research into the selection and experience of consulting, accounting, legal, staffing, and other professional services.
Sector Details →Discuss studies in automotive, transport and logistics, hospitality, telecommunications, consumer goods, and other sectors.
Sector Details →Discuss studies in the United States, Latin America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Audience availability, languages, recruitment approach, and delivery arrangements are assessed for each project.
Discuss CATI, recruitment, qualitative, online, and analytical support for defined audiences in the United States.
Check Feasibility →Plan country-specific studies across Latin America, with audience definitions and questionnaire language suited to each market.
Check Feasibility →Discuss studies across EU and other European countries, with attention to language, audience availability, and cross-market interpretation.
Check Feasibility →Explore business and consumer research across Asia-Pacific through a country-specific approach to recruitment and study design.
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Multi-market planning: We agree country-level sample needs, screening criteria, questionnaire adaptations, and reporting requirements. Comparability is considered alongside the differences that matter in each market.
Explore Global Coverage Details →Explore how survey logic, fieldwork coordination, data analysis, and suitable text analytics can support your study. Tools and technical requirements are agreed around the scope.
Translate questionnaires into survey logic, screening, quotas, and clear respondent flow. Platform capabilities and integration requirements are reviewed before programming.
Explore Survey Technology →Organise research data, compare relevant groups, and communicate findings through tables, charts, and presentation-ready summaries.
Explore Analytics →Explore whether assisted coding, theme identification, or sentiment analysis is suitable for a defined text dataset, supported by human validation.
Explore Text Analytics →
From complex logic branching and multi-quota tracking to data cleaning, cross-tabulations, and executive dashboards — our technical capabilities ensure data integrity from initial respondent contact to final commercial guidance.
Explore Technologies Overview →Our focus is straightforward: ask relevant questions, reach appropriate audiences, interpret the evidence carefully, and explain what the findings mean for the decision ahead.
Screening criteria aligned directly with the people your study needs, assessing decision involvement rather than superficial titles.
A research approach selected specifically for the question and the decision, balancing CATI and CAWI appropriately.
Agreed reporting on progress, quotas, qualification incidence, and emerging delivery challenges.
Findings connected directly to commercial implications, trade-offs, and practical next steps.
Read guidance on CATI fieldwork, research design, recruitment, analysis, and turning findings into business decisions.
Consider audience access, interview needs, and questionnaire complexity when choosing a data collection method.
Read Article →Define roles, decision-making involvement, countries, sample requirements, and deliverables.
Read Article →Connect evidence with options, assumptions, and practical next steps.
Read Article →Why a defined business purpose matters more than length.
Read Article →Role definitions, interviewer preparation, and scheduled participation can shape a workable B2B telephone study.
Read Article →Define stakeholders, permissions, participation arrangements, and useful outputs before collecting data.
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