Industry surveys & the Pulse Index
Contribute to AECO Pulse waves as a professional, follow the public confidence index, and unlock segment benchmarks after you take part.
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Three steps from wave to benchmark
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Open a live wave
Professional members see open Pulse surveys in the Surveys hub — usually one quarterly wave at a time.
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Contribute anonymously
Answer once per wave. Responses stay anonymous at the firm level and feed the industry index.
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Unlock benchmarks
After you contribute, unlock segment benchmarks and reports so you can compare your outlook to peers.
AECO Pulse Index
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India's design-industry confidence reading — 0–100 scale. Above 50 signals net optimism.
Published Pulse reports
Why AECO professionals contribute
Real industry signal
See how architects, engineers, contractors and operators feel about demand, pricing and capacity — not anecdotes.
Anonymous by design
Pulse aggregates verified professionals. Individual answers are never published as a named firm view.
Public index + private depth
Anyone can follow the Pulse Index. Contributors unlock richer segment slices after each wave.
Built for AECO India
Waves and reports are framed for Indian practice — category, state and firm-size cuts where sample size allows.
Common questions
Who can take surveys?
AECO Pulse surveys are for verified professional members. Sign in (or join as a professional), then open the Surveys hub to take any live wave.
Is the Pulse Index public?
Yes. The headline AECO Pulse Index and published reports are public. Segment benchmarks that compare your firm to peers unlock after you contribute to that wave.
How often do waves run?
Pulse runs as a quarterly industry wave, with occasional shorter micro-pulses. Open waves appear in your Surveys hub when they go live.
How is this different from quizzes?
Quizzes test what you know and score you instantly. Surveys measure industry outlook — you contribute anonymously and unlock benchmarks, not a personal exam score.
Prefer to test yourself instead?
Quizzes score knowledge on AECO topics. Surveys measure industry outlook — use both from Learn.