After you log in, Polls opens in your personal workspace.
PollsExample
Where is the family outing going on Sunday?
Swimming lake
4 votes
Zoo
2 votes
Hike with a picnic
1 vote
Result: swimming lake
Simplified sample view with made-up data.
Why change anything
One question in the group, and many messages later nothing is decided.
One person suggests something, two others suggest something completely different, the rest don't reply.
Who voted for what, you piece together from the history.
In the end, whoever wrote last decides.
Until now
Write the question in the group chat
Collecting suggestions that keep piling up
Chasing up who's still missing
Adding up opinions through the chat history
With Votes
Ask a question with fixed answers
Everyone votes with one tap
See the result and share it with the group
How it works
To your result in 3 steps.
01
Ask a question
Write your question, for example about the evening for the next get-together, and add the possible answers.
02
Put it to a vote
Everyone votes for one of the answers with one tap.
03
Share result
The result is neatly summarized. Share it with the group so everyone knows what's decided.
What gets better
Three things Polls does for you.
Fixed answers instead of ever-new suggestions
The group chooses between the options you set, instead of the question branching out further and further.
You write the question and set the possible answers yourself.
A result everyone can see
Nobody has to count messages; what most people want is clearly laid out.
The votes are collected and shown as a clear result.
Know what you've already decided
If someone asks later how you decided last time, you can find it again.
Earlier polls and what was decided stay collected.
In everyday life
Here's how others see it.
Circle of friends
Trigger
You want to meet up, but nobody picks an evening.
With Votes
You put three possible evenings to a vote.
Result
The evening with the most votes is settled.
Family
Trigger
Swimming lake, zoo or hike: Sunday's outing is still open.
With Votes
Everyone in the family votes for one of the options.
Result
The outing is decided before the weekend begins.
Club
Trigger
There are two locations to choose from for the summer party.
With Votes
The board puts both locations up as answers in a poll.
Result
The result is clear and can be shared with everyone.
WG
Trigger
You can't agree on whether to buy a coffee machine together.
With Votes
You vote instead of arguing on at the kitchen table.
Result
The decision is recorded and can be read later.
Before you start.
What is a poll good for in everyday life?
Whenever a group has to choose between a few options: a date, an outing, a restaurant or a shared gift.
Do I set the answers myself?
Yes. You write the question and add the possible answers. Votes are cast between exactly those options.
What's the difference from Surveys?
A poll is a question with fixed answers. With Surveys, you ask several questions and collect opinions.
Can I find earlier polls again?
Yes. You see past polls and what was decided, collected in one place.
Where are my polls?
Polls open in your personal workspace, separate from a company's workspace.
What happens when I click “Put a question to a vote”?
You’ll go to the Peak One login. The “Polls” selection and the destination page are passed along in the link. After you log in, you open this app directly. One account works for all Peak One apps.
What does Votes cost?
Features and usage limits depend on your plan. You'll find the overview on the Pricing page. Clicking “Ask a poll question” does not start a paid subscription.
Ask the group the next open question.
Write the question, set the answers and let everyone vote.
PollsExampleWhere is the family outing going on Sunday?