Use /votum poll command to create a quick poll in any Slack channel
Your team members will then be able to vote in Slack directly.
Use /votum poll command to create a quick poll in any Slack channel
Make an anonymous poll or limit number of votes per person
Give your team a voice with crowdsourced lists. You can:
▸ Disable voting until you collect enough suggestions.
▸ Hide contributor names to avoid biased voting.
▸ Make the list anonymous to encourage submissions from less vocal participants.
Give your team a voice with crowdsourced lists. You can:
▸ Disable voting until you collect enough suggestions.
▸ Hide contributor names to avoid biased voting.
▸ Make the list anonymous to encourage submissions from less vocal participants.
▸ Web view suitable for presentations
▸ Export to CSV
Call for new ideas from your team. Run the list for as long as you want, then let the team vote. Use anonymous polls to avoid biased upvotes.
Have everyone ask questions for your upcoming AMA session. Use upvotes to find the most interesting questions. Use anonymous polls to encourage participation.
Have a retrospective coming up? Survey your teammates for topics, vote for the most important points for discussion.
Add to your Slack workspace and start right away. Your team is already there, so no additional registrations or setup needed.
Votum has a single purpose. It's not a task manager, doesn't integrate with your calendar nor your email client. But if you need a crowdsourced list or a poll in Slack, it's the tool for you.
Votum is designed as a native Slack-first app. It's not a weird, hasty integration of an existing tool with a workflow that just doesn't feel right.
Simple pricing, regardless of your team size
Available to entire workspace
Unlimited number of Votum lists
Web view (print/present)
Unlimited options per poll
Anonymous polls
Unlimited items per crowdsourced list
Anonymous lists
Export to CSV
Suggest-only mode (disable voting option)
Vote-only mode (disable adding items)
Good karma for supporting an indie startup