Motivosity combines employee recognition with robust internal communication software—built to increase social connection, improve engagement, help everyone stay informed, house your company documents, and so much more.

“There’s so much value in having everything together. Comparing what we were already using and spending with other programs, Motivosity pulled everything together with more flexibility.”

Human Resources Manager

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Traditional annual surveys live in a silo, making it hard for HR leaders to act and easy for employees to feel ignored. Motivosity changes that by making surveys quick, integrated, and actionable. Your people share honest feedback, and your leaders get the tools to respond right away.
Surveys don’t matter if nothing changes afterward. That’s why Motivosity ties results directly to recognition, rewards, and community. When feedback connects to everyday culture-building, HR leaders gain credibility, executives get measurable results, and employees finally believe their voices matter.


Motivosity pulse and eNPS surveys are lightweight, recurring, and seamlessly delivered in the flow of work. With our proprietary MV6 survey—six key questions that measure engagement and eNPS—leaders get clear benchmarks, actionable insights, and real-time visibility into trust, loyalty, and morale. Instead of waiting months, you’ll know the state of your culture every week.
Your culture questions aren’t one-size-fits-all, and Motivosity surveys aren’t either. Custom surveys let you target key initiatives—like DEI, onboarding, or leadership effectiveness—so HR leaders can prove program impact and executives can align people strategies with business outcomes.


Motivosity doesn’t bury feedback in a spreadsheet. Our dashboards and benchmarks make it simple for every leader, from frontline managers to the C-suite, to see what’s working and where to focus. That means culture improvements don't rely solely on HR; they happen across the entire organization.
Run regular employee engagement surveys to keep a pulse on employee satisfaction and track the efficacy of your programs.
Create fully customizable surveys to gather employee feedback on the topics that are most important to your organization.
Dive into deep data about your employee satisfaction and get the info you need to improve employee engagement.
Schedule survey deployment ahead of time so you can be sure the right questions are being asked at the right time.
Build surveys that fit your needs, from quizzes, anonymous responses, numeric scales, image-based surveys, and more.
Boost survey participation and easily navigate the administrative dashboard with modern, easy-to-use UI for admins.
Motivosity goes beyond employee surveys—we’re the only people-first employee engagement platform that turns feedback into action through connection, recognition, and leadership accountability. With Motivosity, HR leaders get results, executives gain confidence, and employees feel truly heard.

Great question! Employee recognition is the practice (or rather, the art) of expressing gratitude and showing appreciation to your employees for hard work and a job well done. Often, recognition is linked to your organizational values and helps your employees feel more connected to your company's mission and values. It can boost employee retention, encourage positive behavior, and is an essential component of an incredible workplace culture.Employee recognition can come in a lot of forms. Whether you choose to implement a peer-to-peer program, a milestones (birthdays and work anniversaries) program, employee awards and challenges, or a little bit of everything — employee recognition programs are an incredible way to recognize employees, create more meaningful relationships, and boost team morale. Win-win-win!
It can be hard to know the right thing to say when you want to express gratitude to your employees. But, luckily, there are a few best practices you can follow to make sure that every interaction makes a positive impact. Here's what you can do:
1. Understand preferences.
Some employees like to be recognized publicly, and others prefer to be recognized privately. Before you start appreciating employees around every turn, be intentional about understanding recognition preferences. Try using an employee survey to get the preference feedback you need to create an effective recognition program.
2. Be specific and genuine.
Think about when you receive recognition. Would you want a canned 'thank you' or would you prefer a personalized message that tells you why you made a positive impact?
If you chose the second option, then you understand how your employees feel! Being genuine in your notes of appreciation is a key element in giving recognition. It's those genuine notes of appreciation that increase job satisfaction and create a great recognition-based culture.
3. Recognize frequently.
Don't let recognition happen once a month, once a quarter, or once a year. An essential part of giving meaningful appreciation is making sure that it happens regularly. And, as a bonus, frequent recognition helps remote employees feel more connected to your culture and your company.
While we're not saying you have to include peer-to-peer recognition in your recognition initiative, it does have several benefits that can give your team members a better employee experience.
When you encourage employees to recognize each other, they'll be more prone to look for the wins happening around them every day. This creates a positive feedback loop of appreciation and gratitude where your employees are constantly on the lookout to celebrate positivity and good deeds. Before you know it, you'll be the proud owner of an effective peer recognition program built by your employees.