Research operating system
Study registry, versioned instruments, sample plans, quality review, release gates, and audit trail.
Demosight Trust Center
Trust is a
product feature.
Research earns authority through repeatable controls, visible limits, and the willingness to publish uncomfortable corrections.
Research independence
No push polls, guaranteed conclusions, disguised advocacy, or client control over findings.
Open policy →02Methodology disclosure
Every public result must carry sponsor, population, fieldwork, instrument, sample, quality, weighting, uncertainty, and limitations.
Open policy →03Privacy rights
Versioned consent, separate recontact choice, data minimization, withdrawal, access, correction, and deletion review.
Open policy →04Human-data labeling
Survey and poll labels are reserved for human-origin responses. Synthetic cases remain clearly labeled simulations.
Open policy →05Forecast accountability
Every predictive claim needs a target, version, data cutoff, uncertainty range, backtest, and observed outcome.
Open policy →06Responsible AI
AI-assisted design, coding, explanation, and modeling stay disclosed, evaluated, and under accountable human review.
Open policy →07Corrections
Material errors and changes are recorded visibly instead of silently replacing a result.
Open policy →Methodology Passport
Eleven disclosures travel with every public finding.
Based on the current AAPOR Transparency Initiative checklist.- 01Data-collection strategy
- 02Sponsor, funder, and research team
- 03Exact questionnaire and instructions
- 04Population under study
- 05Sample generation and recruitment
- 06Collection mode
- 07Field dates
- 08Sample size and precision
- 09Weighting
- 10Processing and quality procedures
- 11Design limitations
Standards basis
Built toward global research practice.
The operating standard is aligned toward the AAPOR Transparency Initiative, the ESOMAR/WAPOR Guide to Opinion Polls, and ISO 20252 research-quality practice. Application security is measured against OWASP ASVS 5.0 and NIST CSF 2.0; accessibility targets WCAG 2.2 AA. Privacy operations are being prepared against U.S. requirements, Philippine law, and the National Privacy Commission’s current guidance.
This is a standards-alignment roadmap—not a claim of certification, accreditation, legal review, association membership, regulatory approval, completed penetration testing, or completed accessibility conformance testing.
Founding launch register
What exists—and what remains locked.
Identity boundary
Direct identity is stored outside the research profile and excluded from answers, weighting data, dashboards, and research exports.
Panel pilot
U.S.-adult, Philippine-resident, current-OFW, returnee, and wider-diaspora cohorts remain separate and explicitly nonrepresentative.
Application security
Production dependencies, route protections, session handling, identity separation, release controls, and migration integrity are tested. Independent penetration testing remains required.
Organization and public identity
Register the entity and publish accountable leadership, official address, and contact channels.
Privacy operations
Appoint the privacy lead or DPO, complete the data-processing inventory, and confirm applicable NPC registration.
Independent review
Establish external methodology, ethics, and privacy advisers with a disclosed conflicts policy.
Commercial activation
No payments, invoices, or automatic project acceptance before registration and contract review.