Polls turn article-backed questions into quick shared decisions. Readers can vote where they discover a poll, while meeting participants can bring the same poll onto the stage.
Create And Publish
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Flexible choices - New polls begin with two choices. Authors can rename them, add more, or remove extras while keeping at least two.
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Draft type switching - Authors can try another summary type and return to their draft poll without losing its choices.
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Choice edit warning - Editing a poll's choices clears its existing votes, so authors should settle the options before inviting responses.
Vote And See Results
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Vote where you read - Signed-in members can vote from the feed card or full article when they can access the area and have permission to react.
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Change your choice - Selecting another option replaces the reader's previous vote. Polls do not have a separate unvote action.
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Readable results - After voting, readers see the total, percentage bars, and a highlight on their selected choice.
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Visible participants - Polls are not anonymous. Results can show a preview of up to six voters for each choice.
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Fresh totals - Results update after a vote, and readers can refresh them when they want the latest count.
Browse And Meet Around Polls
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Polls browser - The Polls app follows the current space area and lists folders alongside articles that contain polls.
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Full article context - Opening a poll shows its complete article, where readers can vote, react, and join the related discussion.
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Meeting polls - Participants can browse existing polls or create a poll draft, then open their selection on the meeting stage.
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Creation paths - The Polls app is for browsing. Authors create polls in the article editor or through the meeting poll flow.
