Polling Feature
Polling: Collect Real Data Directly from Voters
RoboCent’s Polling feature lets you track structured responses inside your P2P text campaigns — so your team can gather real-time voter feedback, qualify leads, or tag support.
🔧 How It Works
Enable Polling during campaign setup in the Message Scheduler
Add 1 or more Questions for agents to track
Each question is visible to agents only, not sent to contacts
For each question:
Provide the question text
Add 1–9 answer options
(Optional) Link an auto-response script for each answer
Launch the campaign — your agents will manage response logging in the Agent Portal.
🎯 Example Setup
Question: Do you plan to vote?
Answers:
Yes → [Linked Script: “Great! We hope you support our candidate.”]
No → [Linked Script: “Election Day is Tuesday — you still have time.”]
Not Sure → [Linked Script: “Your voice matters. We hope you’ll vote.”]
When a contact replies, your agent reads the message, selects the correct answer from the poll dropdown, and (if set) the linked reply is preloaded for quick response.
📊 Reporting + Exports
All logged responses are saved for the individual voter
View polling results in your message dashboard
Download detailed CSV reports showing timestamps, responses, and line-by-line data per voter
✅ Key Features
Supports multiple questions per campaign
Up to 9 answer options per question
Optional response script linking for each answer
Data is manually entered by agents in real time
Reporting includes timestamped logs for each entry
💡 Use Cases
Voter Intent: “Do you plan to vote?”
Issue Tracking: “Have you experienced flooding in your area?”
Lead Tagging: “Are you interested in volunteering?”
Segmentation: “What issue matters most to you?”
🧠 Notes + Best Practices
Polling only works when you have active agents managing replies
Questions are not sent to contacts — they serve as internal agent tools
Response scripts are optional but help speed up replies and keep messaging consistent
🚀 Need Help? Call or Text our team at 757-821-2121 to get help setting up your first polling campaign.
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