Defining a Project

The following fields represent the most basic necessities a researcher will need to define a project. There are many additional dependencies and conditional values that will be covered in the Conditionals page.

Feature name	Filed name	Use case
Internal name	`publicInternalName`	This allows researchers to apply a project name unseen by participants - often used for internal tracking
Project title	`publicTitle`	A project name will catch participants’ attention
Project description	`publicDescription`	Additional information about what will be required of the participant or why the study is being run
Time required	`participantTimeRequiredMinutes`	This is the amount of time a researcher needs from a participant
Incentive	`incentiveAmount`	The amount of money being paid to the participant for joining the study
Type of research	`typeOfResearch`	This field determines whether research is remote or in-person
Research methodology	`targetResearchMethodology`	This allows the researcher to select the methodology of their study - this will enable different features based on the selection. Learn more about research method types ↗️.
Target audience	`targetMarketType`	Allows targeting of business professionals (B2B) or consumers (B2C)
NDA	`ndaLink`	Allows researcher to link to a document handler that will be presented to the participant during application to a study
Researcher	`externalResearcher`	Allows Respondent to understand who is communicating with a participant

We also collect an externalResearcher object to aid in features like messaging, past participation tracking, and more.

Field name	Use case	Required
`researcherId`	Participant and researcher reference	Y
`researcherName`	Show researcher name to participant in chat	N
`teamId`	Supplemental information for better matching	N
`companyName`	Supplemental information for better matching	N
`companyId`	Supplemental information for better matching	N
`bookingUrl`	Direct a participant to your booking page	N

Targeting an Audience

Researchers want to target a specific group of people to eventually take their screener. This first layer of targeting material is what we use to begin our matching process of bringing highly qualified participants to research projects.

Feature name	Field name	Required (Y/N)
Number of participants	`targetNumberOfParticipants`	Y
Target audience	`targetMarketType`	Y
Location	`targetCountry`, `targetCities`	Y
Household income	`targetHouseholdIncome`	N
Gender	`targetGenders`	N
Education	`targetEducation`	N
Ethnicity	`targetEthnicities`	N
Age range	`targetAgeGroups`	N

Conditionally available fields are not shown here. Read through Conditions, linked below, for more information.

Project creation

POST: /v1/projects B2B and B2C projects differ in requirements and have different configurations. See Conditionals page linked below.

{
  "publicTitle": "Seeking business professionals!",
  "publicInternalName": "B2B Project Example",
  "publicDescription": "We're looking for skilled business professionals in a particular industry.",
  "typeOfResearch": "remote",
  "targetResearchMethodology": "oneOnOne",
  "participantTimeRequiredMinutes": 30,
  "incentiveAmount": 80,
  "targetNumberOfParticipants": 5,
  "targetMarketType": "b2b",
  "targetProfessionalIndustries": [
    "INDUSTRY_ID_1",
    "INDUSTRY_ID_2"
  ],
  "targetJobTitles": [
    "JOB_TITLE_ID_1",
    "JOB_TITLE_ID_1"
  ],
  "targetAudienceSkills": [
    "SKILL_ID_1",
    "SKILL_ID_2",
    "SKILL_ID_3"
  ],
   "targetCountry": "all",
   "externalResearcher": {
    "researcherId": "PARTNER_SUPPLIED_ID",
    "researcherName": "Jane Doe",
    "bookingUrl": "https://bookingurl.com"
  }
}

{
  "publicTitle": "Seeking savvy consumers!",
  "publicInternalName": "B2C Project Example",
  "publicDescription": "We're seeking people who own this product and want to share their opinions.",
  "typeOfResearch": "remote",
  "targetResearchMethodology": "oneOnOne",
  "participantTimeRequiredMinutes": 30,
  "incentiveAmount": 60,
  "targetNumberOfParticipants": 5,
  "targetMarketType": "b2c",
  "targetProjectTopics": [
    "TOPIC_ID_1",
    "TOPIC_ID_2"
  ],
   "targetCountry": "all",
   "externalResearcher": {
    "researcherId": "PARTNER_SUPPLIED_ID",
    "researcherName": "Jane Doe",
    "bookingUrl": "https://bookingurl.com"
  }
}

Once you are able to create projects successfully you should be able to view the projects by logging into Respondent’s staging dashboard with your credentials:

Getting started

Projects

Screeners and Responses

Messaging

Webhooks

Guides

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