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  • 1000+ panels on the exchange with hundreds open across 40 different countries/markets

  • If you choose, open your panel to other researchers and be paid

  • Keep your panelists sufficiently active when you are not using them

  • Be the one to provide the benefit of taking surveys to those who join your panel

Is the software platform from Cint AB called Cint Access where EasyInsites is able to open our client’s panel to other researchers who want to purchase access to these respondents for their own research projects.

As a client, if you choose for EasyInsites to build and maintain your custom panel, you have the option to open your panel.  This is not a requirement, just an option.

Why might you do this?
Two key reasons, first to obtain a revenue share when these purchases occur that will help offset some of your costs for maintaining the panel.  In some cases, if the panel is large enough, you can even make money whereby your revenue share is in excess of what it is costing to maintain and to conduct research with it.
The second reason is to keep your panelists sufficiently active and reminded of the relationship, so that they are ready and waiting for when you want for us to invite them to your own research.

Cint Access has many consistent quality rules and standards by which your open panel will be managed, as well EasyInsites can implement further restrictions and rules dependent on what it is you require.  Cint Access is available to researchers all over the world through direct online access plus 15 Cint sales offices across the world.

EasyExchange – Also known as Cint Access

Quality Rules

EasyExchange has many consistent quality rules and standards by which your panel and access to it will be managed, however, you set the price and can also set specific permissions

  • Panel Blending – most often, sample is drawn from multiple panels simultaneously to reach hard target groups, remove source bias, and to reach panelists with different motivations for participating
  • Random & Stratified Sampling – within the required targets, sample is always randomly generated as well as being stratified by high, medium, and low responders (based on frequency and speed with which they typically respond to survey invitations)
  • Quarantine and Contact Settings – both panelists and panel owners can set the maximum number of survey contacts per month, standard rule is a minimum of 7 day quarantine period and only one survey invitation at a time
  • Survey Length Limit – 25 minute limit, nothing longer is permitted

Open & Closed Panels

  • Closed panels are solely for the panel owners own use. Our panel management tool, through which you the panel owner (or EasyInsites) manages your panel, is easy-to-use and provided at a very competitive cost. The panel may be opened up any time the panel owner wishes to do so. Even if your panel is closed, you can still access the open panels in the Exchange.
  • Open Panels are hosted on the Exchange. Every month new open panels are added owned by different types of companies. As a panel owner of an open panel, you set your own base price for the market, define all permission rules, and determine the incentive approach. Each time a buyer sources from your panel, your company earns income. You also access your own panel at no cost to you.

EasyExchange Security & Systems

  • Personal information of a panelist can only be accessed by the panel owner
  • Users are automatically logged off after a period of inactivity
  • Demographic data from a sample is never identifiable down to the individual
  • All servers, services and network are monitored 24/7 by both Cint AB and their hosting partner with operation teams on stand-by
  • Servers are located in state-of-the-art facilities with maximum security and redundancy
  • Panelists are automatically excluded from taking part in surveys in the same subject category or project regardless of the panel they belong to

For more information regarding EasyExchange, please contact us at info@easyinsites.com



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