Engagement and surveys

Surveys people answer, feedback someone reads, and actions that get done.

Employees are more likely to share feedback when they believe something will happen because of it. Surveys often collect more open-text responses than teams can review, or results arrive too late to guide meaningful action.

With Tines, surveys can be collected, summarized, and connected to follow-up work, while reporting thresholds protect individual responses.

How it works

  1. Surveys are sent through your survey tool or a built form.

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Team working-styles survey with blind submission and AI-powered insights

This workflow creates a team working-styles survey app where members submit their work preferences blindly before seeing teammates' responses, preventing groupthink. It uses AI to identify common patterns and draft team agreements from the collected answers. The tool helps newly formed or existing teams build mutual understanding through honest, uninfluenced self-disclosure.

Examples

We’ve assembled a gallery of real-world, ready-to-use apps, agents, and automation templates. Start from a template or from a prompt, using natural language and your own expertise.

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  1. Pulse survey runner

    Send short surveys on a schedule or after key moments, such as 30 days after joining.

  2. Response chasing

    Reminders to people who haven’t answered, without exposing who has.

  3. Feedback summarizer

    Groups open-text answers into themes and pulls representative quotes, anonymized.

  4. Manager action dashboard

    Each manager sees their team’s results and themes, above a minimum group size.

  5. HRInternal "Guess who?" using employee directory
  6. Follow-up tracker

    Actions agreed from survey results, with owners and dates.

  7. HRBuild a peer employee recognition app with BambooHR and Slack

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