Understand how your workplace really performs for your people. Get reliable feedback on your offices, services and ways of working, across every building and team.
Accordo gives you workplace-focused surveys, multilingual responses and clear analytics, without needing a research team or an enterprise budget.
You need evidence to prioritise improvements and justify investment, but rarely have the time or research specialists to get it. Accordo is built around the questions workplace teams actually need to answer.
Ready-made workplace surveys: start from templates for hybrid working, space, services and wellbeing instead of a blank page.
Reach everyone: share by link, email, Slack or Microsoft Teams, with automatic translation so people can answer in their own language.
Compare buildings and teams: see where experience differs across sites, floors and departments.
Track change over time: run recurring pulse surveys and compare with earlier results to show what is improving.
Start with the question you need to answer. Each guide covers example questions, what to measure and how to run the survey.
Understand how well your workplace supports people, and where to focus improvements.
Set office days and booking rules with evidence from your own people.
Add employee feedback to your booking and occupancy data to see how each space works.
Plan moves and redesigns with a baseline, then evaluate the result once people settle in.
Track satisfaction with cleaning, catering, reception and workplace support across your sites.
Work with People and Culture to understand wellbeing, belonging and engagement.
Get from question to evidence quickly, and spend your time acting on what people tell you.
Templates, a question library and an intuitive builder make professional surveys straightforward.
Consistent measures, group comparisons and available benchmarks help you make the case for change.
Visual analytics and AI summaries of open-text feedback show what matters without hours in spreadsheets.
Start from a template for the question you need to answer, or build your own from the question library.
Choose anonymous or identifiable responses, turn on translation and share by link, email, Slack or Microsoft Teams.
Compare buildings, floors and teams, and use AI summaries to understand what people are telling you.
Prioritise improvements, share what you will do, then run pulse surveys to track the impact.
Feedback is only useful if it leads somewhere. Teams that get the most from workplace surveys:
Start with a decision: know what you will use the results for before you write the questions.
Share results quickly: tell people what you heard and what you will do, which lifts responses next time.
Combine evidence: read survey results alongside booking, occupancy and helpdesk data.
Measure again: repeat core questions after a change to show leadership the impact.
Protect anonymity: use anonymous responses for sensitive topics, and only report on groups large enough to protect individuals.
No. Accordo is designed for workplace professionals, not researchers. Start from a template and workplace-focused questions, or build your own with an intuitive editor.
Yes. You can compare results by location, floor or team, and automatic translation lets people respond in their preferred available language.
Yes, once the Slack or Microsoft Teams integration is configured. You can also share by link or email invitation.
You can compare with your own earlier results, and with wider benchmarks where compatible questions and data are available. Not every question will have a benchmark.
Yes. You can start on the free plan. Paid plans for higher response volumes are planned, and exact pricing will be confirmed before launch.
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Create your first survey on the free plan and see results as they come in.