Ask your whole community a structured question.
Track participation. Export the results.
Community polls are different from a question posted in the feed. They are structured, timed, and tracked in ways that generate reportable data.
The Historian pushes a poll to the full network. Members respond — a binary choice, a rating, or a short answer. Participation is recorded by country, by generation band, by date. The results aggregate into a format the Conductor can review and export.
For organizations working on cultural preservation grants, community polls are often a required deliverable. ECO makes them part of the network's regular rhythm rather than an event that has to be separately organized.
Community voice, documented as evidence.
A poll appears in every member's feed the moment the Historian publishes it. Members don't need to find it. It arrives. Participation is tracked from the moment of publication.
Who responded — and from where, and when. The results dashboard shows participation broken down by the dimensions funders care about: country of residence, age band, date of response.
One click exports the poll results in a format ready for grant submissions. The numbers are already structured for the common funder templates. No additional compilation required.