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Global Fieldwork Coordination

One brief, many markets, one person accountable

Multi-country coordination, local partner management, translation and cross-cultural support under a single project plan.

35+

Countries

1

Point of accountability

40+

Languages fielded

Global Fieldwork Coordination

Multi-country studies fail in the joins. Markets interpret a screener differently, quotas drift apart, and by the time the data is stacked the differences between countries are as much artefact as finding.

Coordination is a discipline of its own: harmonise the instrument, align the quotas, audit the partners and keep one person accountable across all of it.

  • Harmonised screeners and aligned quotas across markets
  • Translation, back-translation and in-market review
  • Local partner contracting, briefing and audit
  • One named project manager across every country
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Our capabilities

What our global fieldwork coordination service covers

We own the workflow end to end, which is what makes a single point of accountability possible rather than just claimable.

Instrument harmonisation

One screener and questionnaire adapted per market rather than rewritten, so differences in the data reflect the markets and not the instrument.

Translation and in-market review

Professional translation, back-translation and review by a researcher who works in that market, before fielding rather than after a pilot goes wrong.

Partner management

Local partners contracted, briefed and audited to our protocols, with performance tracked per market and reported to you.

Aligned quotas and timelines

Quota frameworks aligned across markets and a field calendar that accounts for local holidays, working weeks and seasonal effects.

Consolidated reporting

One field report covering every market in a common format, daily, instead of a dozen partner emails in a dozen formats.

Regulatory compliance per market

GDPR, local privacy law and sector rules applied market by market, with documentation retained for audit.

Included in every project

Standard on every engagement, not an upgrade

The same six things are included whichever service a project starts from. They are the reason our quotes look like they do.

Screening design

We work through your screener with you before fieldwork opens — quota alignment, incidence estimation and disqualification logic, agreed in writing.

Multi-source recruitment

Our own panel across core markets plus a vetted partner network reaching 35+ countries. No single source carries a project; diversity of sourcing is what keeps the sample honest.

Layered quality assurance

Screener validation, digital fingerprinting against duplicates, automated response scoring, analyst review and post-field back-checking where the study calls for it.

Confirmation and scheduling

Reminder workflows for qualitative work, with standby replacements held as standard so a no-show does not become a gap in your data.

Incidence reporting

Funnel data and incidence rates before and during fieldwork, so a feasibility problem reaches you while there is still time to act on it.

A named project manager

One person accountable from brief to delivery, with daily field updates — not a shared inbox and not a ticket queue.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions — global fieldwork coordination

How many markets can you run in parallel?
We regularly run fifteen to twenty markets simultaneously. The constraint is coordination quality rather than count, and we staff for it.
Who manages the local partners?
We do — contracting, briefing, quality audit and payment. You have one contract and one point of contact.
How do you handle translation quality?
Professional translation, independent back-translation and review by an in-market researcher, with the reviewed version used in the pilot.
Can you add markets mid-study?
Yes. We will be clear about what it does to the timeline and whether comparability with already-fielded markets is affected.

Send us the brief. We will tell you what is feasible.

Feasibility, incidence and costs within one working day — including the markets where your target, as written, is not achievable.