All users have real-time access to the aggregated results in Dialogue unless the Admin has disabled the results viewing function. As results are tabulated i...

We know that anonymity is essential to creating a safe forum for providing feedback and contributing ideas. To maintain this safe environment, results are p...

Dialogue is unlike any other pulse or survey, we like to think differently about how someone can choose to share their voice. So we created a new way to mea...

This is everyone who reports up to you; both directly and indirectly.  For example, Michael has 5 direct reports, all of which are themselves managers, ...

If the number of respondents in a team/group does not meet the anonymity threshold set by your organization, scores will be combined with the next smallest ...

When you hover over the lightning bolt icon, there is a popup displaying the following information:  Ratings: Number of Respondents that provided a ratin...

Dialogue protects the anonymity of participants based on the anonymity threshold set by the organization. The most common threshold is 5 respondents...

Dialogue defines a Respondent as a participant who responded to at least one question, either metric or open-ended. If you have fewer open-ended answers tha...

When you see more Answers than Respondents, this means that one or more of your Respondents submitted more than one answer.

Based on the voting activity of participants, Dialogue evaluates the “win likelihood” of each answer — the likelihood for that answer to emerge as the #1 an...