Creating polls in Slack is instant and effortless. Just type the /geekpoll
command to Geekbot, then watch the bot use AI to suggest responses. It's the perfect tool for collecting team feedback quickly.
Here's how it works.
Create a poll in Slack with Geekbot
It only takes a minute to create a poll with Geekbot. Follow the steps below and watch the
answers roll in.
Type /geekpoll
in a Slack channel
Open the channel where you want to run the poll.
Type
/geekpoll
followed by your question (e.g.,/geekpoll What's most beneficial in the new program?).
Press Enter to initiate the poll creation process.
💡Tip: You can suggest the number of options you want Geekbot to add to your poll (e.g.,/geekpoll When should we schedule the next Engineering meeting? Provide 3 time slots on Tuesday)
Adjust Suggested Responses
Once you hit enter, Geekbot will generate answer options for your poll. This not only saves you time but it ensures your polls are clear, engaging, and tailored for your team’s needs.
PHOTO (What do you get after sending poll command)
If you need to adjust the responses:
Click Edit on the poll, then either:
Edit Existing Options: Click the three dots next to an option to edit or delete it.
Add New Options: Click + Add your option, type your new answer, and press Save.
Repeat as necessary to finalize your poll responses.
Confirm Poll Duration
Within the editing interface, set the duration for which the poll will be open (options include minutes, hours, days, or weeks).
💡Tip: A set duration ensures that your poll remains time-bound and encourages prompt participation.
Step 4: Click Publish
Once your poll is ready, click Publish.
The poll will instantly appear in the Slack channel, showing the question, available answers, and a voting interface for participants.
Check results, share insights—all from Slack
Geekbot Polls allow your team to vote directly in Slack. Responses then show up in real time, giving you immediate insights into your team’s preferences or opinions.
To learn how to create Polls & Surveys in Geekbot's dashboard, click here 😉