Anonymous Polls for Board Meetings
Executives and board facilitators use anonymous polls to get candid directional input from board members and senior leadership without the hierarchy and groupthink that shapes voiced opinions in the room. Board members often defer to the chair or the most forceful voice in live discussion; anonymous polling gives every director an equal and honest vote on the strategic questions that matter most.
Example questions for board meetings
- How confident are you in management's current execution against the strategic plan?
- Which risk factor should receive the most board attention this quarter?
- Is the current level of financial reporting giving the board sufficient visibility?
- How well-positioned is the organisation for the market conditions ahead?
- Should the board commission an independent review of the current strategy?
Frequently Asked Questions
Do board members need to create an account to vote?
No. Each director receives the link and votes in one tap from any device — no registration required before or during the meeting.
Can the chair or company secretary see how each director voted?
No. Results are only shown as totals. Individual directors' votes are never visible to anyone, including the person who created the poll.
How do I share a poll during a board meeting?
Send the link via email before the meeting, paste it into the meeting chat, or display the QR code on the presentation. Directors vote from their phones or laptops without disrupting the flow.
Is it free for board and executive use?
Yes, free without limits on respondents or poll length. No enterprise contract needed.
