Those who listen, decide better.

Strategy & Direction · DENNER

A market-research professional puts BrainE4 to the test and is convinced.
As Head of Market Research, Andreas Honegger runs classic methods every day. After a dip in sales, Denner set out to ask its leadership team honestly about process weaknesses and cultural barriers. With BrainE4, 74% took part and aspects came to light that no one at leadership level had on their radar.

Market & Customers · Loterie Suisse Romande

20% engagement across 2,400 points of sale – double the market standard.

Jean-Luc Moner-Banet had to understand an extremely heterogeneous network – from the city branch to the mountain kiosk. Field reports were always filtered through others. With BrainE4, he heard the retailers directly – and put the results straight to use.

Citienzs & Politics · Municipality of Schwyz

11.2% of the population – central Switzerland's first digital Landsgemeinde.

180 years after the last cantonal Landsgemeinde, the council of Schwyz invited residents to help shape the municipality's future. 1,772 ideas – prioritised by the participants themselves.

Strategie & Alignment · Medartis

A new CEO, an honest read on the organisation – in weeks.

Matthias Schupp took over Medartis and needed to know where the global workforce really stood. Instead of a narrow annual survey: 9 open questions, in every local language, anonymous. 1,340 arguments, 95,961 idea duels – distilled into the topics that truly move his people.

Campaign & Majorities · FDP Zug

Themes prioritized by voters themselves — not by party HQ.
Michael Brunner wanted to know what truly moves the people of Zug, instead of guessing in the board. With BrainE4 he heard voters directly — and received a theme list prioritized by participants themselves.

Culture & Change · NAGRA

Employee voices anchored verbatim in the new mission statement.
On the sensitive topic of nuclear waste disposal and amid change, Philipp Senn brought the whole workforce into an online dialogue. With BrainE4 the inputs didn't end in a drawer — they went verbatim into the new mission statement.

Culture & Change · SOCAR

Administration and sales network on one shared decision basis.
Claudia Kilchherr and Tanja Hegglin had to understand two very different worlds — administration and an operational filling-station network. With BrainE4 they captured every employee's concerns and gave management a clear basis for improvements.

Market & Customers · EXPERTsuisse

A highly heterogeneous membership base — heard directly and unfiltered.
Cornelia Trachsler needed to know what auditors, tax and trust experts really want. With BrainE4 she connected the diverse base directly with the association and surfaced members' real priorities.

Citizens & Politics · FDP Zug

Launched in autumn, a clear read on sentiment before year-end.
For the 2026 campaign, Daniel Gruber wanted to know rather than guess. In just a few weeks, BrainE4 delivered the decisive insights the party now campaigns on.

Strategy & Direction · GVZ Fire Service Zurich

Around 6,800 firefighters — all in dialogue, not a sample.
With shifting requirements, Renato Mathys wanted to know what's necessary, desirable and superfluous. With BrainE4 he asked them all directly — and the results convinced even the initial skeptics.

Citizens & Politics · Municipality of Aesch (ZH)

Clarity on costly projects — long before the vote.
In a growing municipality, André Guyer wanted to know what the broad public thinks about contested projects. With BrainE4's digital Landsgemeinde he gathered that picture before conflicts arose.

Citizens & Politics · City of Bern

Traffic planning, validated directly by the neighborhood.
Sebastian Clausen planned calmed streets and shared zones and wanted genuine backing. With BrainE4 he invited the Wyler quarter to dialogue — and received a first-class validation from residents themselves.

Citizens & Politics · Municipality of Besenbüren (AG)

667 residents, a heated topic — controversy defused.
On the emotional topic of waste, Peter Ammann turned to BrainE4 for the second time. The anonymous dialogue clarified open questions — and defused the controversy instead of inflaming it.

Market & Customers · "Schweizer Gemeinde"

A clear picture of the readership — expectations far exceeded.
For the trilingual magazine, Nadja Sutter wanted to know what readers truly want. With BrainE4 she got such a clear picture that expectations were far exceeded.

Citizens & Politics · Municipality of Besenbüren (AG)

A small community of 600 — ready to take new paths.
Mario Räber, the municipal president of Besenbüren, knows the big moves nothing without the small. Rather than staying in the familiar frame, he used BrainE4 to keep widening his own horizon and break new ground in citizen dialogue.

Market & Customers · Swiss Association of Municipalities

Over 2,100 municipalities across four language regions — sensing the pulse of a heterogeneous base.
As head of communications, Fabio Pacozzi must sense what large and small municipalities want across every language region. With BrainE4 he followed how his heterogeneous clientele's ideas evolved — feeling the pulse directly instead of second-hand.

Culture & Change · Aveniq

Actionable priorities instead of mountains of raw data.
As a leading IT provider, Aveniq needs fast, precise decision bases. With BrainE4, employee and customer feedback is condensed directly into actionable priorities — efficiency instead of raw data .

Market & Customers · "Zeitlupe"

Editorial direction aligned with real reader wishes.
Marianne Noser wanted to know what seniors really want to read. With BrainE4, readers' needs fed directly into the content strategy — sharpening the editorial direction.

Citizens & Politics · Northern Lägern Region

48 municipalities, a sensitive issue—a representative picture of public opinion.
Dr. Christopher Müller had to engage the region on the topic of deep geological repositories without letting only the loudest voices be heard. Through BrainE4’s anonymous dialogue, a fair and widely accepted picture of public opinion emerged.

Market & Customers · Kalaidos University of Applied Sciences

Feedback from students and alumni — straight into development.
For a practice-oriented university, Prof. Markus Prandini needs relevant feedback. With BrainE4 he collected input from students and alumni and fed it directly into developing the program.

Culture & Change · Weggis-Vitznau Region (9 Hotels)

650 employees, nine hotels — clear fields of action.
In hospitality, employee retention is decisive. Nine hotels used BrainE4 to learn anonymously and honestly what moves their teams — and derived clear fields of action for 650 employees.

Citizens & Politics · City of Lenzburg

Forest planning based on genuine citizen participation.
Sustainable development only works with real participation. With BrainE4, the City of Lenzburg actively involved residents in shaping the town forest — for broadly supported solutions.