Draft a poll from the discussion topic
Frame a discussion topic as a voting proposal with a clear matter to decide.
A clear path from a proposal to participation and results.
Prepare a voting draft from a discussion with a clear question and answer options. A proposal accepted through support or the required review creates a poll that then follows its own formal stages.
Frame a discussion topic as a voting proposal with a clear matter to decide.
Review the question and options before proceeding so participants understand the choice consistently.
Participants can support the proposal so it can proceed through the required review process.
A proposal requiring administrator review can be approved or rejected in the relevant queue when that stage applies.
An approved proposal proceeds into formal voting preparation, following the required approvals and rules.
Organizers set the question, answer options, eligible owners and participation period. The material follows chair or board review where the procedure requires it, with current and completed votes retained in a list.
Define the question, answer options and participation deadline when preparing the vote.
Where the procedure requires it, voting material is sent for chair or board review.
Define which owners are eligible to participate according to the matter and applicable procedure.
Remind eligible participants about an active vote so they do not miss the opportunity to take part.
Find active votes to participate and completed votes to review previous questions and outcomes.
Eligible owners vote in the app and confirm their choice and the required signature. Participation and results follow the defined rules, including quorum calculation and result visibility, while retaining the decision history.
An eligible owner opens the question in the app and selects an answer to record participation.
The signature confirmed during voting is retained with the participation record.
Participation is assessed against the defined quorum rules to show whether the required threshold is met.
Results are shown at the time and to the extent permitted by that vote’s rules.
Participation and decision records remain available after completion for later reference.
Summarize votes and participation and export them to PDF or Excel for review and presentation. The decision’s status depends on applicable rules and the procedure followed; the report presents the recorded participation and outcome.
Review the recorded votes and participation together when presenting the result.
Download the results as a document or spreadsheet for review and presentation.
Recorded material is retained so authorized staff can check the voting process and its data.
The responsible person assesses the decision’s status under the relevant rules and verifies the required procedure.
A request or voting proposal from a discussion has a separate support stage. It establishes participant support before creating a service request or formal poll.
The support group is selected from the most active participants over the last seven days and the author, and is fixed when the proposal is created.
Selected participants can support or oppose the proposal, which requires the defined majority to pass.
An open support proposal has a one-day time limit so the decision does not remain unresolved indefinitely.
If the author is the only participant, the proposal goes to an administrator for review rather than self-approval.
The author can cancel at a permitted stage; the discussion’s current proposal is kept separate to avoid duplicate workflows.
An accepted proposal links to the resulting request or poll; unfinished creation remains visible for a controlled retry.
Formal voting has its own participants, approval stages and recorded outcome. Supporting a discussion proposal does not replace an owner’s formal participation.
Attach the materials under consideration so participants can review them before deciding.
Under the defined process, a proposal can pass through a chair’s decision or separate board review and voting.
An owner’s vote uses the saved signature and explicit consent for that particular choice.
Voting can close at its deadline or after all eligible participants have voted, according to the process rules.
When voting closes, its final result is retained for later review and export.
Availability depends on the user’s role, enabled services and compatible equipment.