Communications/Surveys
Short surveys your team answers in under a minute, on a phone or a computer. Make them anonymous when you want candor.
Turn on anonymous responses and people can speak freely about what is working and what is not.
Single choice, multiple choice, ratings, and free text cover everything from a quick pulse check to open feedback.
Set a window for responses so the survey opens Monday morning and closes Friday night on its own.
Ask on the web. Answer on the phone.
Write a few questions, pick who gets them, and set the week it is open. People answer on their phone, one question per screen, and you watch the results build on the web, by location and by department.
A short survey, the right audience, and a window to answer in.
One question per screen, done in about a minute.
Four types cover a quick pulse and open feedback.
Set per survey, with sensible defaults.
Live while the survey is open, and kept after it closes.
Moments in a survey
Four question types, anonymous answers, a week that opens and closes on its own, response rates by location, searchable comments, and a pulse that repeats.
Single choice, multiple choice, ratings, and free text. Enough for a quick pulse check and for open feedback.
Switch on anonymous answers and names never appear next to them. Results stay closed until enough people have answered to keep it that way.
Open it Monday morning, send a reminder midweek, and let it close Friday night on its own.
See which locations have answered and which have not, and remind only the people who still need to.
Free-text answers land in one list. Search for a word and see everyone who brought it up.
Repeat the same survey every month and watch each question move over time.
Surveys
The details that make Surveys work for your team.
When a survey is set to anonymous, responses are shown without the name of the person who submitted them.
They can see who has answered and who has not, so reminders go to the right people. On an anonymous survey they cannot see what any one person said, and a breakdown with fewer than five answers stays hidden.
Yes. Set a survey to repeat every month and each question keeps its history, so you can see whether the number is moving.
Yes. Filter the results by location or department, and see the response rate for each one.
Communications
Surveys is part of the Communications hub. These tools share the same team, locations, and records.
Create a workspace, invite your people, and run tomorrow from one app.
