Start a project

Bring the audience, decision, and constraints into one brief.

Start with what the research must inform and who needs to contribute. Relevane can use that context to evaluate audience fit, study shape, and the constraints that affect feasibility.

A useful starting point

Four inputs make the first conversation more productive.

You do not need a finished specification. Share what is known, identify what is still open, and leave room to test whether the requested audience and study design can work together.

  1. 01

    Audience fit

    Role, responsibility, industry, organization context, geography, and must-have experience.

  2. 02

    Research decision

    The business or research question the evidence needs to clarify, compare, or pressure-test.

  3. 03

    Study shape

    Method, sample, timing, and any design choices that are already fixed or still flexible.

  4. 04

    Constraints

    Exclusions, confidentiality, timing, platform, budget context, or other operating limits.

Feasibility brief

Give us enough context to test feasibility.

Required fields

01 Audience

Describe the professional context the research requires, beyond job title alone.

Include role, responsibilities, industry, company context, experience, and any must-have criteria.
02 Study shape

Share the research decision and method even if parts of the design remain open.

Explain what the evidence needs to inform without including confidential or sensitive information.
Note exclusions, confidentiality needs, fixed dates, platform requirements, or other operating limits.
03 Constraints and contact

Identify practical limits and who should continue the feasibility conversation.

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