Custom research extracts built around one decision
Custom Research Extracts begin with a decision rather than a fixed feed. BGraph defines the relevant market universe, signals, time window, output, and safeguards with the buyer.
Strategy teams
Research agencies
Investors
New category exploration
One-time dataset
Research report
Recurring custom feed
Workshop and documentation
A schema buyers can inspect
Names and definitions are illustrative. Production fields are confirmed during scoping and documented before delivery.
research_universeDefined categories, entities, markets, and period
signal_definitionDocumented measure tied to the research question
comparison_setBrands, products, channels, or markets being compared
findingObserved aggregate pattern or derived measure
evidence_noteSource, coverage, and interpretation boundary
delivery_assetTable, chart, report, or repeatable data file
Use the signal for a defined decision
- Validate a market thesis
- Map a competitive set
- Study a launch or category
- Build a recurring research product
Controls are part of the product
- Scope is documented before work begins
- Claims follow available evidence
- Unsupported precision is not added
- Sensitive uses may be declined
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Continue ↗Before you request a sample
What should we send first?
Send the market, decision, geography, time period, and preferred output. BGraph can then propose a practical scope.
Can the output combine public data?
Yes. Public sources can be included with clear attribution and separated from BGraph signals.
Can a one-time study become a feed?
Yes, if the definitions and coverage are stable enough for recurring delivery.
Tell us the market,
fields, and workflow.
We will verify coverage and propose a sample that matches the intended use.
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