Trade Associations
Build industry insight while helping members understand their own business performance and market position.
Typical solutions
- Performance Benchmarking
- Market & Turnover Monitoring
- Salary Benchmarking
- Culture Research
Compare to Compete supports associations, networks, advisors and specialists with recurring research, benchmarking and personalised feedback programmes.
The solutions may differ, but the goal is the same: turning structured information into useful insight for decision-makers and participants.
Discuss your research question
Different organisations use research and benchmarking in different ways.
Choose the route that best matches your organisation and explore the solutions most commonly used in that environment.
Build industry insight while helping members understand their own business performance and market position.
Typical solutions
Understand what professionals need and deliver more relevant services, knowledge and development opportunities.
Typical solutions
Help locations or participating organisations learn from performance differences while creating network-wide insight.
Typical solutions
Turn your expertise into a scalable assessment, benchmark or research service without rebuilding the process for every client.
Typical solutions
Many organisations face similar research challenges, even when they operate in different sectors.
If you can explain:
we can help identify the most suitable approach.
Track industry developments through recurring market monitoring.
Create meaningful comparisons through performance benchmarking.
Benchmark salaries, benefits and employment conditions.
Measure member satisfaction, usage and future needs.
Use culture research to identify themes and patterns.
Use assessments and personalised reporting.
Guide participants through personalised recommendations.
Customers define the research questions, methodology and interpretation.
Compare to Compete provides the platform, implementation support and operational expertise needed to run recurring programmes efficiently.
The Compare to Compete Survey Tool provides the common infrastructure behind these different programmes.
The platform is configured around the research process, not around a fixed software template.
Explore the Survey ToolOur customer programmes illustrate how different those models can be.
SRA uses one platform for several separate research programmes, including financial and operational benchmarking, remuneration, employment conditions, IT costs, culture and employee satisfaction. SRA retains its substantive expertise and can operate much of the research itself, with C2C providing technology and support.
Read the SRA customer story →ABS uses recurring research across its network for operational performance, CO2 information and quality audits. ABS owns the substantive methodology; C2C provides the technology that automates collection, comparison and reporting.
Read the ABS customer story →Rödl uses the Survey Tool for specialist benchmarking programmes in water supply and district heating. Rödl controls the methodology, analysis and operation; C2C provides the configurable technology and support.
Read the Rödl customer story →Pastoor uses its own communication methodology in online assessments that automatically generate individual feedback. Pastoor owns the expertise and client relationship; C2C provides the assessment, scoring and reporting infrastructure.
Read the Pastoor customer story →You do not need a completed questionnaire or software specification.
Tell us:
We'll help identify the right research approach, operating model and supporting technology.
Discuss your research questionYes. Customers can retain ownership and control of their substantive methodology. C2C can configure the technology around that methodology and support the research process where required.
That varies. Some customers operate almost everything themselves, some divide the work with C2C and selected programmes are operated largely by C2C. The responsibilities are agreed around the programme.
Yes. Customers can use the Survey Tool for different research programmes, each with its own questionnaires, calculations, dashboards, reports and workflows.
The categories are navigation aids rather than eligibility criteria. Start with the research problem. If the underlying process fits C2C's capabilities, the organisation label is secondary.