Ravo for businesses
Understand what your organization actually prioritizes
Surveys tell you what people like. Ranked voting tells you what they would trade away. Ravo Groups gives businesses a private space to ask a specific audience to order the options that matter.
- Tenant-isolated groups — members only ever see their own group
- Confidential ballots with aggregate-only reporting
- Response thresholds prevent small samples from identifying individuals
- Facilitator roles let managers run votes without seeing who said what
Prioritization without politics
Whether it's benefits packages, office policies, vendor shortlists, or feature investment, private ranking removes hierarchy from the input stage. Leaders still own the decision — they simply make it with a clearer picture of collective preference.
Privacy as a default, not a setting
Groups are invite-only, excluded from search engines and Ravo's public surfaces, and every invitation link is expiring and revocable. Ballot rows are never exposed through the app, only summarized scores.
Read results carefully
A ranking reflects the people who responded, in the moment they responded, among the options you offered. Ravo shows the response count and marks results provisional while a vote is still open so you can judge the weight to give it.