“Draft a short pulse survey on workload for my 40-person support team.”
Anonymous surveys, straight from Claude
Ask your assistant to draft an employee survey, check it for questions that could give people away, and keep it running once it's out. It never sees a single answer.
https://api.invizipoll.com/mcp/workspaceWorks on every plan, free trial included. No account yet? Try it without one.
Talk to it like you'd talk to a colleague
A few things people ask. Copy one into your assistant to try it.
- No account needed
“Check this survey for anything that could identify who answered, then fix it.”
No account needed“Turn last quarter's engagement survey into a draft for this quarter.”
With your account“Import our SurveyMonkey exit survey and check it for anonymity.”
With your account“Reword question 3 in my onboarding draft so it isn't leading.”
With your account“How's the Q4 pulse going? When does it close?”
With your account“Send a reminder for the benefits survey and give it one more week.”
With your account“We've heard enough on the offsite poll. Close it early.”
With your account
Start without an account. Sign in when you want more.
No account
Draft and check
- Draft an employee survey from a sentence or two, or start from a template
- Check every question for things that could identify people
- Hand you a link that opens the draft in InviziPoll
The draft rides inside the link, so we never store it.
With your InviziPoll account
Draft, track and run
Write and edit your drafts
Save new drafts, import a survey from Typeform, SurveyMonkey or Qualtrics, or edit a draft you're working on. Every edit shows in the survey's History, so you can undo it. You publish in your browser.
Tell you how a survey is going
Status, close date and how many people have answered, the same count your dashboard shows. Results only unlock for you in release batches, and your assistant never sees them.
Run it for you, with your OK
Close early, extend, send a reminder, copy last quarter's survey as a new draft, or make a survey recurring. It asks before it acts.
You approve exactly what it can do, for one workspace, and can revoke it any time. Publishing always happens in your browser, because that's where a survey's keys are made.
It can run your survey. It can't read a single answer.
That's why people answer honestly: nobody can tie an answer to them, and that includes any assistant you connect. Each answer is locked in the employee's own browser before it's sent. We store it locked and hold no key, so there's nothing for us to hand over, and no tool for an assistant to ask with.
What one change would help most?
More cover on the late shift, honestly.
The answer is encrypted right here, before it leaves the device.
We store locked answers only. We don't have a key to open them.
StatusOpen
ClosesFriday
Answered24
Answers and results: no key, no tool
Your assistant can
- Draft, check, import and edit unsent surveys
- See status, close dates and response counts
- Close, extend, remind, duplicate and schedule, once you confirm
Your assistant can never
- Read a single answer, or any results
- Link any answer to a person
- Send a survey to anyone without you
Add it to Claude in about a minute
Two servers, one for each way of working. Pick the one that fits, or add both.
Have an InviziPoll account?
RecommendedSaves drafts to your workspace, tracks surveys and runs them. Every plan, free trial included.
https://api.invizipoll.com/mcp/workspaceJust trying it out?
Drafts and checks a survey, then gives you a link to open it. No sign-in, nothing stored.
https://api.invizipoll.com/mcpOpen your connectors in Claude
Go to Settings, then Connectors, and choose to add a custom connector. The wording can differ a little between the web, desktop and mobile apps.
Paste a server URL and save
Use the workspace server if you have an account, or the no-account one to try it out. You can add both.
Sign in and approve (workspace server)
You'll sign in to InviziPoll, pick a workspace and see exactly what the assistant is asking to do. Revoke it any time in workspace settings, Connected apps.
Ask for a survey
Try “Draft an anonymous pulse survey for my team.” With the workspace server it lands in your builder; without it, you get a link that opens the draft.
Using a different assistant? Any MCP client that supports remote servers over streamable HTTP can add the same URLs.
Questions
Can Claude read my employees' answers?
No. Each answer is encrypted in the employee's browser before it's sent, and we only ever store the encrypted version. We don't hold a key that opens it, so there's nothing we could pass to an assistant, and there's no tool for reading answers or results. You read results in your own browser, in InviziPoll.
Do I need an InviziPoll account?
Not to try it. The no-account server drafts a survey, checks it and gives you a link that opens it in InviziPoll. To send the survey, save drafts to your workspace or check on surveys that are running, you'll need an account, and the free trial includes it.
Which server URL should I use?
If you have an InviziPoll account, add the workspace server (it ends in /mcp/workspace). You'll sign in, pick a workspace and approve what the assistant can do. If you just want to see what it drafts, add the no-account server (ending in /mcp). You can add both.
What happens to a draft made without an account?
It travels inside the link the assistant gives you, in the part of the address browsers never send to a server. We don't store it. It's only saved once you sign up and keep it.
Can the assistant send a survey on its own?
No. Publishing happens in your browser, because that's where a survey's encryption keys are made. Saved drafts wait in the builder for you, and actions on a live survey, such as closing it early, ask you to confirm first.
How do I disconnect it?
Remove the connector in your assistant's settings, or revoke it in InviziPoll under workspace settings, Connected apps. Revoking cuts it off straight away.
Does it work with assistants other than Claude?
Yes, with any MCP client that supports remote servers over streamable HTTP. Add the same URL wherever that client lists its connectors or servers.
Is the anonymity check done by an AI model?
No. It's a set of rules, the same ones our free survey checker uses, and it looks only at the questions. Answers never go to a model.
Let your assistant draft the next one
Get the questions right, check them for anything that gives people away, and send a survey people actually answer honestly.