Want to know more?
Tell us your situation and a consultant will contact you in no time.
Contact us at
Features
Real-time voting results
Real time result
Speed in assemblies and meetings is non-negotiable. Kuorum's technology enables its customers to reduce the average duration of these events by more than 30%. The real-time results functionality allows voters to record their vote in less than a minute and display the results immediately after the question is closed.
In addition, the tool allows the voting to be configured so that the results are displayed as the votes are recorded. And the platform administrator, if desired, can set a maximum time for voting on each question.
Real-Time Results Functionality: Features and Benefits
At a meeting or assembly, attendees’ time is a scarce resource: every minute wasted handing out ballots, counting by hand, or waiting for someone to confirm a tally is a minute not spent on discussion. With Kuorum’s real-time results feature, attendees vote, and the result of each question is displayed instantly as soon as it is closed.
Faster voting without losing control: voting times reduced by up to 30%
Speed in governing body meetings is not a luxury—it’s a necessity. Organizations that vote with Kuorum reduce the average duration of their meetings by more than 30%. The time savings come from eliminating downtime between the start and end of each vote: there’s no manual recount, no need to tally ballots, and no waiting for a vote counter to finish. The result is available as soon as the vote closes, and the agenda moves forward without interruption.
Customizable settings: You decide how and when to view real-time results
Each voting process has its own rules, which is why the display is customizable. You can choose to display the results only after the poll has closed, or configure the poll so that the results are updated as votes are cast, allowing participants to see the results in real time. This flexibility allows you to adapt the meeting’s dynamics to its type: a participatory assembly can benefit from the transparency of live results, while in other cases it’s preferable to know the result only at the end.
Maximum time per question to maintain the pace
To prevent a vote from dragging on indefinitely, the administrator can set a maximum voting time for each question. Once the time limit is reached, the vote closes and the result is made available. This allows the chair or secretary of the meeting to maintain control over the pace, and attendees know in advance how much time they have to make a decision.
Fast and reliable results on a secure platform
Speed does not compromise security. Real-time results are based on secure voter identification, secret balloting, and automatic quorum calculation. Kuorum holds ISO 27001, ISO 9001, and National Security Scheme (high level) certifications , and since 2013 has been helping public and private organizations conduct legally valid votes. Want to see what a real-time vote looks like? Request a demo, and a consultant will walk you through it in 30 minutes.
Connect it with your favorite tools
Integrate with leading video conferencing tools to offer your remote constituents a seamless experience. Compatible with all platforms, such as Zoom, Teams, Webex and many more.
Make collective decisions in a simple way
At Kuorum we help people around the world make collective decisions that matter. Tell us your goals and we'll tell you how we can help.
Legal Validity
Lower Emissions
Lower costs
Fewer incidents
Enhanced Security
More participation
Frequently Asked Questions About Real-Time Results in Hybrid and Online Voting
What is Kuorum's real-time results feature?
This feature immediately displays the results of each vote to the participants of a meeting or assembly, without the need for manual tallying. Voters cast their votes in less than a minute, and as soon as the question is closed, the results appear instantly.
What are the benefits of real-time voting results?
- Shorter meetings: Kuorum's clients reduce the average duration of their meetings and assemblies by more than 30%.
- Quick voting: Each voter casts their ballot in less than a minute.
- Immediate result: The result is displayed to all participants as soon as the poll closes, without waiting for the votes to be tallied.
- No manual recounts: the distribution and collection of ballots—and the counting errors they entail—are eliminated.
- Transparency for attendees: If enabled, the results are updated as votes are cast, so everyone can see the progress in real time.
- Pacing: The moderator can set a time limit for each question and keep the agenda on track.
- Flexibility: Depending on the type of meeting, you can decide whether the results are displayed only at the end of the meeting or during the voting.
- Integration with your video conferencing platform: It works with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex, or Google Meet without having to switch meeting tools.
How long does it take a voter to cast a ballot?
Less than a minute. The voter receives the question, selects an option, and confirms it—either on a computer or a mobile device.
When are the results displayed in real time?
It depends on how the administrator sets up the poll. The results may be displayed only when the poll closes, or they may be updated as votes are cast.
Can the results be viewed while people are still voting?
Yes, if the administrator enables that option. In that case, participants can see the percentages update in real time. If it is not enabled, the result is displayed only after the question is closed.
Can different types of questions be combined within the same voting form?
Yes. A single form can include different types of questions ( for example, multiple-choice questions for some decisions and a point-based system for others), organized into thematic sections to make navigation easier.
When is it best to hide partial results?
When you want to prevent preliminary results from influencing voters who have not yet cast their ballots—for example, in very close races, elections, or sensitive decisions—it is best to show only the final results.
Can the voting time for each question be limited?
Yes, the administrator can set a time limit for each question. Once that time has elapsed, voting closes and the results are made available.
Who closes the voting and publishes the results in real time?
The poll administrator. You can manually close the poll or let it close automatically once the maximum time you have set has elapsed.
How much time do real-time results save compared to a traditional vote?
Kuorum's customers reduce the average duration of their meetings and assemblies by more than 30%. These savings come from eliminating the distribution and collection of ballots, manual counting, and waiting times between questions.
Do real-time results compromise the secrecy of the vote?
No. What is displayed is the aggregate result for each question, not each person's individual vote. Therefore, this feature is compatible with secret balloting.
