Anonymous employee surveys, encrypted end-to-end.
Employee surveys your people believe are anonymous, so they tell you what they really think. Answers are encrypted on their device before they reach us, and nobody, including us, can tell who said what.
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Example admin dashboard with example data: recommendation results decrypted in the admin's browser above, and the stored responses, which are ciphertext only, below.
encrypted in the browser · none identifiableEveryone answers. No one is singled out.
Is it really anonymous?
Yes, by design. Answers are encrypted in each person's browser before upload, and our servers never hold a readable one. Admins see totals and charts, and written comments word for word, in a shuffled list with no name, time or order attached. Where the poll allows it, anyone who'd rather not be read can send just the topics they pick instead. For the full model, see Security & encryption.
Evaluating another tool? Not sure if your survey is anonymous? Here's how to tell. For the confidential vs anonymous distinction, see our definition guide.
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Feature snapshot
Built for sensitive feedback, not general-purpose forms.
InviziPoll vs typical general-purpose survey SaaS for sensitive employee feedback.
Ciphertext only - encrypted in the respondent browser before upload.
Often server-readable plaintext or optional anonymity modes - verify each vendor's architecture.
Totals, charts and written comments, decrypted in your browser, in a shuffled list with no name, time or order attached. People can send just topics instead.
May include per-response views, export trails, or moderation dashboards depending on plan.
Post-quantum-capable hybrid designs (X-Wing KEM + ML-DSA-65) documented on /security.
TLS in transit is standard; end-to-end encryption for survey payloads varies widely.
Zero respondent telemetry on ballot flows - marketing analytics are separate.
May include session analytics, device fingerprints, or third-party trackers on survey pages.
What teams run on it
Anywhere people need to trust that an answer can't be traced back to them.
eNPS
Ethics & DEI checkpoints
Leadership Q&A
Exit feedback
Common questions
Common questions
Is InviziPoll really anonymous for employee surveys?
Yes, by architecture. Each response is encrypted in the respondent's browser before upload, and our servers never hold a readable answer. Admins see totals, charts and written comments, in a shuffled list with no name, time or order attached. Where the poll allows it, anyone who'd rather not be read can send just the topics they pick instead.
What if only a handful of people answer?
Nothing shows until your minimum group has answered, and never fewer than 3. A few answers are always held in reserve until the poll closes, so no one's answer can be picked out.
How is this different from anonymous mode in other survey tools?
Encryption is how every poll works, not a toggle. Answers are only ever opened in an authorized admin's browser; our servers can't read them.
What employee surveys work best on InviziPoll?
Pulse checks, eNPS, ethics and DEI checkpoints, leadership Q&A, and exit feedback - anywhere people need to trust that an answer can't be traced back to them.
Is InviziPoll an anonymous survey tool?
Yes. InviziPoll is built as an anonymous employee survey tool: responses are encrypted in the browser, our servers never hold a readable answer, and admins see results with no names, times or order attached.
Can security teams verify the encryption model?
Yes. Our Security hub and encryption docs cover the key hierarchy, the post-quantum encryption (X-Wing, a hybrid of X25519 and ML-KEM-768, with ML-DSA-65 signatures), and the threat-model boundaries.
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