One connected practice
Mystery shopping, CX research and competitive intelligence, designed to work as one method rather than three separate offers.
Research and business intelligence · Erbil, Kurdistan Region of Iraq
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Evidence gathered in this market, in its own languages, to one weighted standard.
The questions we investigate, the method behind every study, and the cities we cover.
Binjori (بنجۆری) is a Kurdish word that represents curiosity, deep inquiry, and the pursuit of understanding. It reflects the drive to look beyond the obvious, ask the right questions, and uncover what others might miss.
At Binjori, this meaning defines everything we do. Through market research, mystery shopping, and customer insights, we help businesses discover the truth behind customer experiences and make informed decisions based on real evidence rather than assumptions.


The word Binjori as recorded in two classic Kurdish dictionaries, restored from the original printed pages.
Most firms here either distribute or advise. Binjori does the primary work: fieldwork, analysis and strategy under one roof, so decisions about this region rest on evidence from this region.
Mystery shopping, CX research and competitive intelligence, designed to work as one method rather than three separate offers.
From a single scored visit to a full market entry study, every service runs on the same weighted, evidence based standard.
Each study is designed, fielded, verified and reported in one connected workflow, from the first brief to the final recommendation.
Mystery shopping is one method in a wider practice, not the whole of it. Each pillar answers a different question. Together they show you what the experience is, why it feels that way, and where you stand.
Realistic, scored evaluations of the live service experience.
Click to explore this pillarVoice of customer, journey mapping and service quality studies.
Click to explore this pillarBenchmarking your own network and your rivals.
Click to explore this pillarThese are illustrative, not completed work. They show the shape of what we are built to answer.
Bring us the question. We find the answer.
We build a weighted questionnaire tied to what actually drives your result.
Explore this stage →Trained shoppers capture the real experience, with evidence, photos and timing.
Explore this stage →Every visit is scored against the standard, then reviewed for quality.
Explore this stage →Findings move from headline, to detail, to the action you should take.
Explore this stage →Research from our own lab, example studies that show how we work, and articles on business, consumer behavior and community insights in Iraq and the Kurdistan Region.
Where should a new casual dining brand open, tested with a 3, 5 and 10 km catchment map of Erbil.
Open the example study →Market entryHow an international brand sizes the market, picks its first city and sequences the launch.
Open the example study →CX researchWhat customers actually feel about a brand, measured across themes, channels and time.
Open the example study →The conditions for a dedicated research lab in this region are finally in place. Binjori was built to meet them.
Retail, banking, telecom and food service are expanding fast across Erbil, Baghdad, Sulaymaniyah and Basra, and they are competing on experience.
Reliable, local, primary research is scarce. Decisions are too often made on guesswork imported from other markets.
A research practice designed from day one for Iraq and the Kurdistan Region, local field craft, three working languages, one weighted standard, and evidence behind every finding.
Method, standards and brand are in place. The work now is becoming the region's first call for research.
Walk through the lab in nine interactive stations, what we do, how a project runs, and how we turn data into decisions. It is the first of a growing library of games for learning research.
The questions clients and partners ask us most, answered plainly.
Visit cafes, showrooms and stores as an ordinary customer, report what you experienced, and get paid per visit. Open across Erbil, Sulaymaniyah, Duhok, Baghdad and Basra.