Five stages, from your existing schema to a reviewable divergence report
The platform sits alongside the survey process rather than inside it. It reads what your office already holds, reconstructs the values independently, and hands back a ranked list your methodologists can interrogate. No survey instrument is redesigned.
Stage 1 of 5
Ingest
Survey microdata, administrative registers, and national macroeconomic indicators. A configuration layer maps the office's existing schema and classifications onto the platform — the office's definitions stay the office's definitions. No redesign of survey instruments, and no change to how enumerators work.
It does not publish, alter, or replace a single figure. Output is a ranked list of divergences with explanations, delivered to your analysts. Every decision that follows is theirs, and every action is logged.
What you provide
Three inputs, all of them already yours
- Existing microdata. The round you want examined, in whatever schema your office already uses.
- Administrative registers. Any registers you choose to include. Which ones, and whether any, is entirely your call.
- Published macro indicators. National indicators already in the public domain.
The platform operates only on data your office already lawfully holds. It acquires no external data on your behalf.
Walk through the pipeline with our methodologists
A technical briefing covers each stage against your own instruments and classifications.