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Client surveys where nobody can tie an answer to a person, you included.
Most survey tools are confidential: somebody can see who said what, and promises not to look. Here nobody can, not the client, not us, and not you, and the employees can read why for themselves. So they tell you what they'd otherwise keep to themselves. You still read every result a report is written from. One licence, a workspace per client, and each one is the client's from day one.
No credit card. Try it free for 14 days, with one client workspace.
No one can see who said whatYour name beside the client'sThe client owns its key
Example admin dashboard with example data: recommendation results decrypted in the admin's browser above, and the stored responses, which are ciphertext only, below.
Two ways to work with us
Start with nothing upfront. License only when the client book grows.
Founding Partner ProgramFounding Partner and client-billed. $0 upfront. Your rate stays locked for every client you introduce.
When a client signs up$0 upfront, no licence
Register the client on your partner page and they subscribe directly at our published price. No quota and no minimums.
When the client stays30% revenue share
Of what the client pays us in its first 12 paid months, paid to you monthly by bank transfer.
When your first client pays$250 bonus
A one-time bonus on top of your share, the month your first client makes its first payment.
Apply as a Founding PartnerSee the partner programFor consultants who would rather the client hold its own subscription.
How an engagement runs
Five steps, and the client owns the outcome at every one of them
Create the client's workspace
One per engagement, with its own address, its own branding and its own key. It counts against your licence while it's live and stops counting when it isn't.
Invite an owner from the client
Before the first survey goes out, somebody at the client becomes an owner and gets their own copy of the key. We won't let you publish until that's done, because a workspace only you can open is a workspace they lose when you leave.
Run the survey under both names
The ballot says your firm, on behalf of the client, above everything else. Their employees can see who is asking and who is running it, which is the difference between a survey people answer honestly and one they don't.
Read the results, write the report
Every result, comments included, and cohorts by department or tenure once the poll closes, with a floor under every group so a team of two never becomes identifiable. You read what people said, never who said it.
Hand it over, or hand it back
The client takes over the subscription whenever they want, and your slot frees up. Nothing is exported or migrated, because it was theirs the whole time. Your access ends when they end it, not automatically, because an engagement usually outlives the invoice.
You don't have to ask them to trust us, or you
Every answer is encrypted in the respondent's browser before it is sent, so what we store is ciphertext and what we can hand anybody, under any kind of pressure, is ciphertext. You read results because a key the workspace holds decrypts them in your browser, not because we decided to show them to you, and nothing stored with an answer says whose it is.
When you publish results you can publish them signed: the counts, the cohorts and the anonymity floors that were actually in force, with a signature your client's own security team can check against the workspace's public key. They never have to take our word for it, which means neither do you. How the encryption works.
Against how it's done now
Nobody can trace an answer, and nobody shares a password.
InviziPoll's practitioner licence against the two workarounds most firms are using today.
Aspect
InviziPollA shared login or a client's own account
Who can tie an answer to a person
InviziPollNobody
Nobody, you included. Answers are stored with no name, email or time beside them.
A shared login or a client's own accountVendor + you
The vendor can, and so can anyone with the shared login.
Access across clients
InviziPollSeparate
One login, a workspace per client, a switcher between them.
A shared login or a client's own accountShared
One shared account, or a login per client you have to keep track of.
What the employees are told
InviziPollBoth names
The ballot names your firm on behalf of the client, before the questions.
A shared login or a client's own accountOne name
Usually the employer's brand only, or the consultant's only.
End of the engagement
InviziPollAlready theirs
The client already owns the workspace and the key. They take over the bill.
A shared login or a client's own accountExport or lose it
Export a spreadsheet and hope, or leave the data in your account.
What you can hand the board
InviziPollVerifiable
A signed results document with the cohort counts and anonymity floors that were in force.
A shared login or a client's own accountTake our word
A PDF the client has to take on trust, from a tool they didn't choose.
What firms run on it
The engagements this was built around.
Post-complaint and post-investigation pulses
Layoff and restructure aftermath
Engagement and eNPS baselines
Exit cohort reads
Board and committee votes
Consultants and agencies
Run client surveys nobody can trace, on one licence.
If you do culture work, investigations or engagement reviews for other companies, you shouldn't be sharing a login or spinning up an account per client. One licence covers 5 live client workspaces, and every one of them stays the client's.
- Nobody can tie an answer to a person: not the client, not us, and not you. Their people know it, so they answer honestly.
- One login across every client. Switch workspaces without signing out, and without sharing an account.
- Each client owns its workspace and its key from day one, so the results don't leave with you.
- Hand a client its own subscription when the engagement ends. Nothing moves, and the slot frees up.
Practitioner licence
$3,588/ year
About $299 a month, billed annually.
Includes 5 live client workspaces. Beyond that it's $59 a month for each extra client, billed annually with your licence and charged when you add the client. Finish an engagement and the slot frees up, so you only pay for the clients you're actually running.
Start the 14-day trial with one client workspace and buy the licence from Subscription when you're ready. Your clients never see a bill from us.
Questions firms ask first
Running it for somebody else
Who owns the data at the end of an engagement?
The client does, and not as a policy - as an architecture. Their workspace is separate, their people hold their own copy of the key, and you can't publish a survey there until somebody at the client is an owner. When the engagement ends they keep everything, and you keep access only for as long as they want you to.
Can I see who said what?
No, and nor can the client or we. You read everything a report is written from, written comments included, but answers are stored with no name, email, IP address or time beside them, so there's nothing that ties one to a person. That's what lets you tell a client's staff it's anonymous and mean it, and it means you're not holding an identifiable dataset about somebody else's people. In the kickoff, say it plainly: "We'll both see the results, including what you write. Nobody, including us, can see which answers are yours." It's worth adding that a comment can still give its writer away by what it says, so leave out names and details only you would know.
Can I run surveys for several clients from one login?
Yes. One login, a workspace per client, and a switcher between them. You're never sharing an account or asking a client to add you to theirs, and nothing from one client's workspace is loaded while you're in another's.
Will their employees believe it's anonymous when a consultant is running it?
That's the reason the ballot shows both names: your firm, on behalf of the client. A survey carrying only a consultant's brand invites the reading that some third party is collecting identified answers for the employer. Answers are encrypted in each person's browser before they reach us, and the page says so in plain language with a link to how it works.
Can I give a client something they can verify independently?
Yes. Results can be published as a signed document with the cohort counts and the anonymity floors that were actually in force, plus an evidence packet. Your client's own security team can check the signature against the workspace's public key without asking us for anything.
What does it cost, and what happens when I need more client workspaces?
The licence is $3,588 a year and includes 5 live client workspaces. Each one beyond that is $59 a month, billed annually with your licence and charged when you add the client, and you get the workspace immediately rather than a sales call. Finish an engagement and the slot frees up.
What if a client wants to keep using it after we're done?
They take over the subscription from their own billing page. Nothing moves and nothing is exported: it's a change of invoice. Your engagement slot frees up the moment they do, and we record that you brought them.
Is there a partner programme?
Yes. When a client you brought to InviziPoll takes over its own subscription, you earn 30% of what it pays in its first 12 paid months, excluding tax and after refunds, plus a one-time $250 when your first client pays. We pay monthly by bank transfer. That's our founding partner rate, and it stays locked in for every client you introduce while you're a founding partner. Email sales@invizipoll.com and we'll talk you through how it works.
Try it on one client first, then bring the rest.
Start the free trial with one client workspace and buy the licence from Subscription when you're ready. Your clients never see a bill from us.