New feature leverages custom data and conditional logic to create targeted voting segments for organizations requiring compliant governance solutions.
MeetingPulse, a leading provider of real-time audience engagement solutions, announced the launch of Voting Groups, a powerful new feature that enables organizations to segment voters based on custom data attributes and conditional logic. This enhancement to MeetingPulse’s robust voting platform allows for more sophisticated decision-making processes across associations, professional organizations, boards, and membership-based groups.
Transforming Organizational Voting with Advanced Segmentation
Voting Groups builds upon MeetingPulse’s comprehensive ballot voting system by allowing meeting organizers to create dynamic voter segments based on participant attributes, roles, or any custom data field. The feature addresses the growing need for more nuanced decision-making in complex organizational structures where different stakeholder groups may need to vote on different matters or with varying levels of influence.
“Organizations today are recognizing that ‘one-size-fits-all’ voting doesn’t always meet their governance needs,” said Aaron Lifshin, CEO of MeetingPulse. “With Voting Groups, we’ve created a powerful solution that respects organizational complexity while maintaining the security, compliance, and ease-of-use that our customers expect. This transforms how organizations can approach decision-making, participant segmentation, and the management of the entire voting process, particularly at larger annual meetings and conferences where there are multiple delegate types.”
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Custom Data Integration Drives Enhanced Voting Experiences
The new Voting Groups feature leverages MeetingPulse’s upgraded custom data capabilities, allowing account admins to:
- Define and assign participants to specific voting segments
- Apply conditional logic that automatically routes participants to appropriate voting questions based on their responses, role or profile data
- Use a single MeetingPulse “meeting” instance to create voting scenarios where different groups have proportional voting power based on organizational rules
- Easily exclude guests, speakers and other participants who are not eligible to vote
- Establish group-specific proxy voting permissions that adhere to organizational bylaws
- Use the MeetingPulse Broadcast View to display real-time results to an audience
“What makes Voting Groups particularly powerful is its integration with our conditional logic functionality,” explained Lifshin. “Now, organizations can tailor each participant’s specific role, ensuring that the right people are voting on the right ballot questions.”
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Compliance and Reporting
Voting Groups maintains MeetingPulse’s commitment to compliance, including support for governance needs such as Robert’s Rules of Order and HOA regulations. The feature includes comprehensive audit trails and real-time reporting that tracks voting by group, providing transparency while maintaining appropriate legal and privacy controls.
Versatility Across Meeting Formats
Like all MeetingPulse features, Voting Groups works across in-person, virtual, and hybrid meetings. The mobile-first design ensures that participants can vote from any device, regardless of location, while maintaining the security and integrity of the voting process.
“As organizations increasingly adopt flexible meeting formats, voting systems need to adapt,” said Lifshin. “Voting Groups works flawlessly whether your participants are in the boardroom, at a large conference, or spread across multiple time zones in an asynchronous voting scenario.”
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