Essential
For teams requiring periodic intelligence and defined analytical support.
From US$25,000/year
Discuss EssentialKasi Intelligence Office
Important business questions don't arrive once a year.
Your external decision intelligence team. Working alongside yours.
Your CEO needs a market perspective. Marketing needs to understand a consumer shift. Strategy needs evidence for the annual plan.
These questions arise throughout the year, often across different teams.
Starting a separate research project every time can be expensive, slow and inefficient.
“We need market intelligence throughout the year, not just when we commission research.”
Consider a Head of Strategy at a bank.
Monday
The CEO wants to understand changing consumer confidence.
Wednesday
The retail banking team needs evidence on savings behaviour.
The following week
Marketing wants to assess emerging customer needs.
Later in the quarter
The executive committee requests a market outlook for its strategic review.
Each question matters. But none necessarily justifies commissioning a separate research project.
What if your intelligence partner already understood your business?
An analyst who understands your business, knows the available evidence and can respond to emerging questions without starting from zero every time.
Kasi Intelligence Office provides ongoing analyst-led support built around your organisation's priorities and decision cycles.
What you can expect
- Responses to emerging management questions
- Periodic consumer and market intelligence updates
- Targeted analytical assignments
- Executive and management presentations
- Named analyst coordination
- Scheduled intelligence reviews
- Continuity across recurring business questions
Where the Intelligence Office fits
Banking
“We need to understand how consumer financial behaviour is changing.”
A retail bank wants continuing intelligence on savings, borrowing, affordability and consumer confidence.
Kasi supports: Quarterly market reviews, emerging consumer questions, segment analysis and executive presentations.
FMCG
“Our category strategy needs to reflect how consumers are changing.”
A manufacturer needs regular intelligence on purchasing behaviour, household pressures and category demand.
Kasi supports: Consumer trend updates, category analysis, market comparisons and planning discussions.
Telecommunications
“Our customer strategy cannot rely only on internal usage data.”
A telecom operator wants an external view of consumer priorities, affordability and competitive perceptions.
Kasi supports: Periodic consumer intelligence, targeted analysis and management briefings.
Engagement options
Business
For organisations with regular cross-functional intelligence questions and management engagement.
From US$50,000/year
Discuss BusinessEnterprise
For organisations requiring broader, multi-stakeholder intelligence support and strategic reviews.
From US$100,000/year
Discuss EnterpriseChoose the level of partnership you need
| Essential | Business | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best suited for | A team needing periodic intelligence | A business with regular cross-functional questions | An organisation requiring a broader intelligence partnership |
| Core service | Scheduled reviews and defined analytical support | Recurring requests, deeper analysis and management engagement | Multi-stakeholder intelligence support and strategic reviews |
| Analyst support | Assigned coordination | Named analyst relationship | Dedicated delivery leadership and agreed analyst capacity |
| Management engagement | Periodic review | Regular briefing | Executive and functional engagement |
| Annual starting price | US$25,000 | US$50,000 | US$100,000 |
Engagements are tailored around an agreed number and complexity of requests, service levels, countries, datasets and review meetings.
Client perspectives
What Intelligence Office clients say
“Your timely market insights have been invaluable for our quarterly meetings… We've seen a significant increase in the quality and depth of the materials you provide…”
See it in practice
Intelligence Office in practice
Telecommunications & Media
Quarterly cloud and telecoms intelligence across 10 African markets
Dicomm McCann, a marketing agency
- The challenge
- Keep a marketing agency and its client current on cloud and telecoms trends across multiple African markets.
- The result
- Quarterly reports that inform the agency's strategy, client advice and quarterly client meetings.
Intelligence Office
Read the case studyFive steps to an intelligence capability that keeps pace with your business
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Define your intelligence priorities
We agree on the business questions, departments, markets and decision cycles the programme will support.
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Establish the service plan
We define request capacity, response times, reporting cadence and engagement responsibilities.
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Connect your team to Kasi analysts
Designated stakeholders submit questions through an agreed engagement process.
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Deliver and review intelligence
We provide analytical outputs, regular reviews and agreed executive briefings.
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Refine priorities as the business evolves
Periodic reviews help ensure the service remains relevant to management’s changing needs.
Intelligence continuity, backed by proprietary evidence.
Kasi brings together continuously collected consumer data, longitudinal indicators, applied analytical tools and experienced researchers.
Unlike project-based research
The Intelligence Office allows your organisation to build on prior analysis rather than restart every time a question arises.
Unlike generic advisory
Our work begins with an established proprietary evidence base.
The result
Less time restarting research processes. More continuity in market understanding. An intelligence capability that grows with your business.
An ongoing intelligence capability without the cost and complexity of building the entire function internally.
The Intelligence Office is a managed analytical service, not an unlimited research subscription. Each engagement has agreed request capacity, deliverables and service levels, agreed contractually. New primary research, extensive bespoke modelling, separate data redistribution rights and other out-of-scope work are scoped and quoted separately.
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