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Walkthrough

Thirty minutes, on a survey like yours.

A working session, not a sales call. We take a survey through svyLab end to end — instrument, data, weights, analysis plan, report — and stop wherever your questions are.

Survey

On a survey like yours

We'll use a public survey, for example DHS, MICS, LSMS, ACS or EU-SILC, or, if you send a link to a report you've published, one of your own table sets. Tell us which in the form.

No data

Free — nothing to install, no data to send

A walkthrough needs neither, and costs nothing. Nothing is sold on the call, and your organization is never named without written permission.

Who

Bring the person who owns the analysis plan

The most useful thirty minutes happen with the methodologist in the room. Two or three people from your side is ideal.

Outcome

What you leave with

An honest read on whether plan-driven analysis matches how your team works — and, if it does, what reproducing one of your table sets or a design partnership would involve.

Who this is for

Organizations that run surveys on a schedule and re-run the same analyses each round: national statistical offices and ministries, survey research firms and polling programs, university survey centers, the implementers behind DHS-, MICS- and LSMS-style programs, and the international agencies and foundations that commission and review them.

We're onboarding a first cohort of five design partners; the walkthrough is where that conversation starts — but it commits you to nothing.

Book a 30-minute walkthrough

You'll hear back within one business day with a few times to choose from.

I'd like to

Three questions, so the thirty minutes are about your survey rather than a generic demo.

Seven questions about the round you would bring. A design partnership means running one real round together, so these are what shape it: what we would work on, when, with whom, with which data, and who else needs to be in the room.

What do you use today? (optional, tick any)

A release process is normal and not a problem. We would rather plan around it than discover it in month two.

Design partnerships are paid engagements, priced with each partner and consistent across the cohort. Nothing is decided on the first call.

We use this only to prepare the conversation. No newsletter, no sequence.