Get answers fast. Volunteers vote from one click. Right from their email.
Create a Quick PollSometimes you just have one question that needs answering. Who's coming to the next meeting? What size shirt should we order for you? Chicken, beef or veggie? Quick Polls are emailed to your volunteers. The email message includes buttons for each possible answer. A simple click is all your volunteers need to provide. Quick. Simple. Tidy.
1. Write the question
Create a yes/no or multiple-choice poll. Set a deadline and choose anonymous counts or named responses.
2. Broadcast to your volunteers
Broadcast to the same church, PTA, or club list you use for sign-up sheets. People vote with a simple click - right from their email.
3. Read the results
Watch counts update as people respond. Close the poll early if you need to, then export a CSV for the board.
“Are you coming Thursday?” is a poll. “What dish are you bringing?” is a potluck sign-up sheet.
Time-bound motions, budget approvals, and meeting-time choices. Use identified voting when you need a record; anonymous when you want honest feedback.
Polls use the member list you already built for sign-up sheets. No second roster.
Use a Quick Poll for a yes/no, a headcount, or a vote—such as “Are you coming Thursday?” or a club motion. Use a sign-up sheet when people need to claim a limited slot, including potluck dishes and volunteer shifts.
Yes. Choose anonymous when you want counts only, or identified when you need names and follow-up. That setting cannot be changed after the poll is created.
Yes, while the poll is open. Each member can vote once, then amend their choice until the deadline. Duplicate votes from the same person are blocked.
Write the question, set a deadline, and email your list. Trial caps apply; ask us to lift them when you are ready.
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