Pollarix
What is Pollarix?
Pollarix is a survey and feedback platform for B2B teams that need to collect responses across several channels and interpret free-text answers without coding them by hand.
Survey creation: surveys are generated from a plain-text prompt using AI, or built manually with conditional logic, branching, scoring rules and custom themes. Question types cover the standard set, and surveys can be translated into seven languages.
Distribution: a single survey can be sent as a web link or QR code, by email, or by SMS, from one place, with per-channel response tracking. An embeddable NPS widget can be placed on any website; it renders inside a Shadow DOM, so the host page's CSS cannot affect it and its own styles cannot leak out. Trigger rules include time on page, scroll depth and exit intent.
Analysis: free-text answers are classified into eight emotion types rather than a single positive/neutral/negative score, which separates confusion from frustration so the two can be routed differently. Responses are grouped into themes by semantic clustering. Quality controls flag low-effort answers including straight-lining, speeding and gibberish. Results include cross-tabulation with chi-square significance testing, funnel analysis with dropout-point detection, and export to Excel, CSV and PDF.
Automation: a visual workflow builder triggers on survey completion, survey opened or contact added, and can send email or SMS, issue coupons, or call external REST endpoints and webhooks.
Localisation: the platform is bilingual in English and Hebrew with full right-to-left layout support, not only RTL text rendering.
Security and privacy: data is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.3 and at rest with AES-256. Authorization decisions are made by an external policy engine that fails closed, so an unreachable policy service denies access rather than granting it. Every administrative action is written to an append-only, SHA-256 hash-chained audit log. Uploaded files are scanned before they can be served. Survey content is not used to train AI models.
Survey creation: surveys are generated from a plain-text prompt using AI, or built manually with conditional logic, branching, scoring rules and custom themes. Question types cover the standard set, and surveys can be translated into seven languages.
Distribution: a single survey can be sent as a web link or QR code, by email, or by SMS, from one place, with per-channel response tracking. An embeddable NPS widget can be placed on any website; it renders inside a Shadow DOM, so the host page's CSS cannot affect it and its own styles cannot leak out. Trigger rules include time on page, scroll depth and exit intent.
Analysis: free-text answers are classified into eight emotion types rather than a single positive/neutral/negative score, which separates confusion from frustration so the two can be routed differently. Responses are grouped into themes by semantic clustering. Quality controls flag low-effort answers including straight-lining, speeding and gibberish. Results include cross-tabulation with chi-square significance testing, funnel analysis with dropout-point detection, and export to Excel, CSV and PDF.
Automation: a visual workflow builder triggers on survey completion, survey opened or contact added, and can send email or SMS, issue coupons, or call external REST endpoints and webhooks.
Localisation: the platform is bilingual in English and Hebrew with full right-to-left layout support, not only RTL text rendering.
Security and privacy: data is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.3 and at rest with AES-256. Authorization decisions are made by an external policy engine that fails closed, so an unreachable policy service denies access rather than granting it. Every administrative action is written to an append-only, SHA-256 hash-chained audit log. Uploaded files are scanned before they can be served. Survey content is not used to train AI models.
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FAQs
What are Pollarix's top competitors?
SurveyMonkey, Typeform, and Zonka Feedback are common alternatives for Pollarix.