Data analysis
Analysis that stands up to lender and board scrutiny
Bring broker and agency survey data together with lender pipeline extracts, Land Registry data and market indicators. Analyse with the rigour senior mortgage and property researchers expect.
Statistical testing
Chi-square, T-tests, ANOVA and significance markers on every cross-tab — so lender or agency differences are defensible, not directional.
Weighting & post-stratification
Rim weighting to true market composition of brokers, lenders, agents or regions. Per-project weighting definitions.
Cross-tabs at speed
Any question by lender, product type, region or firm size — banner tables, filters, no scripting required.
Market data imports
Connect Snowflake, BigQuery or Postgres, or drop CSVs from Land Registry, Rightmove or lender extracts. Typed columns and validation.
Longitudinal tracking
Track broker confidence, lender service scores and homebuyer sentiment across quarterly research rounds with confidence intervals.
Analytical templates
Save and reuse recipes across your Broker Confidence Index, lender comparison studies and homebuyer research.
Cross-tab any segment in seconds
Filter, weight and export without leaving the workbench. Every chart is auditable and every base size is visible — whether you're presenting to a lender, a network board or a club conference.
- Automatic significance markers between lender, product and region
- Saveable banners and filters for repeat waves
- Direct export to reports and slides
Analysis workbench
Every table carries its own record
Cross-tabs are built from the evidence you have collected or imported. Each table shows its base, the dates responses were collected and the source behind it — and is withheld entirely where the base is too small to report.
- Banner tables by lender, product type, region or firm size
- Significance markers applied consistently across research rounds
- Weighting definitions saved and reused per programme
See Insights on your desks
A 30-minute walkthrough tailored to brokers, lenders, agents, conveyancers or surveyors — whichever fits your firm.