Pollers is survey software for businesses, municipalities, public-sector organizations, and research institutes. The platform supports questionnaire design, survey distribution, response analysis, respondent-panel management, and reporting.

Key Capabilities

Questionnaire creation: Helps users convert a research objective into a draft questionnaire, which can be customized with conditional logic and multiple question types.
Multi-channel distribution: Supports email, SMS, web links, QR codes, website embeds, APIs, and field or kiosk deployments.
Response analysis: Analyzes closed and open-ended responses to identify topics, satisfaction and dissatisfaction drivers, respondent segments, cross-tabulated results, and correlations.
Survey history: Retains surveys and reports so teams can compare new findings with earlier studies.
Respondent panels: Enables organizations to import, segment, and re-survey their own respondent groups.
Workflow integration: Provides APIs, webhooks, data exports, workflow automation, team collaboration, roles, permissions, quotas, weighting, multilingual surveys, and white-label options.
Response-integrity verification: Offers blockchain-based cryptographic proofs that enable respondents to verify that a response was included and has not been altered. Personal data and survey-response text are not written to the blockchain.

Audience & Use Cases

Audience: Marketing, customer-experience, communications, product, human-resources, public-sector, and research teams.
Use cases: Customer and employee feedback, resident surveys, market research, campaign measurement, satisfaction analysis, longitudinal opinion tracking, and research reporting.

Technical Specifications

Data hosting: Pollers states that customer data is hosted in France.
Privacy: The vendor states that the platform is designed to support General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) requirements.
Panel model: Organizations manage their own respondent panels; Pollers does not provide external respondents.

Pollers is intended to make response analysis available to teams that need to interpret survey results without specialized statistical training. Organizations remain responsible for the design, lawful collection, and interpretation of their surveys.

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