What We're Researching
We are running a paid study on corporate banking experiences and digital financial platforms used by businesses. The goal is to evaluate how financial leaders manage company funds, execute transactions, and interact with their primary banking interfaces. Your feedback will help shape the design and functionality of future financial management tools.
How It Works
You will complete a 25-minute online survey independently at your own pace. The survey will ask you to review various banking features, evaluate user interfaces, and answer multiple-choice questions about your daily financial workflows. You will also be prompted to provide short written responses detailing what works well and what could be improved in your current corporate banking setup. The entire process is asynchronous and straightforward.
Who This Is For
We are looking for business financial decision-makers located in Brazil who actively manage corporate funds. We welcome Chief Financial Officers, finance directors, corporate controllers, and senior accountants. Ideal candidates will have hands-on experience using major Brazilian corporate banking platforms for their daily business operations.
What You'll Do
• Complete a 25-minute online survey independently.
• Evaluate specific corporate banking features and user interfaces.
• Answer multiple-choice questions regarding your daily financial workflows.
• Provide brief written feedback on your current banking tools.
Who Should Apply
• Based in Brazil
• Active role in business financial decision-making
• Experience managing company funds or corporate banking accounts
• Familiarity with major banking platforms like Itaú or Itaú Empresas
Compensation
$63 one-time
Ready to participate?
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About Terac
Terac is building the world's largest pool of vetted human experts for AI. Researchers, AI labs, and product teams use Terac to recruit, screen, and pay study participants across industries, languages, and skill sets.
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Originally posted on Himalayas