Each entry below is one engagement: what the decision was, what was evaluated, what was chosen and what changed afterwards. Where a result is given as a number, the number comes from the client and they have approved its publication.
This page is the single index of TrustAngle case studies. There is no separate case-study library to search and no second list to compare it against - a project written up here is the case study, and each one has its own page.
We do not publish placeholder statistics. Each figure here comes attached to the work it came from, once the client has approved what may be said about it.
Where a story's sector has been recorded, its card below carries that sector as a badge. The sectors shown are the ones we have published work in, not a list of markets we would like to be in.
A case study here sets out the decision as the client framed it, the options that were actually evaluated including the ones we recommended against, what was chosen and why, and what changed afterwards with the method of measurement named. A write-up that cannot carry all five is not published as a case study.
How that work is run, stage by stage, is set out on How we work.
We do not publish attributed client quotes until the client has reviewed and approved them, so this section fills as engagements complete and permissions are confirmed, rather than carrying composite or paraphrased quotes. If a reference matters to your decision now, raise it in the first session and we will connect you with a comparable past client where confidentiality allows.
A credential is listed with the body that issued it and the period it covers, or it is not listed at all. See Certifications and accreditations, and About TrustAngle for how independence from vendors is enforced commercially.
Projects that have gone live are listed on a separate page: Go-live projects.
If one of these looks like your situation, the useful next step is not a proposal. Book a decision session and we will tell you whether the same approach applies — including if it does not.