Wotter is a paid employee-engagement platform that automates feedback surveys and analysis for organisations. Its adaptive surveys choose questions for each person and adjust collection over time. Core24 measures engagement with 24 questions across six areas, while dashboards include Core24, heatmap, ED&I, and leaver analysis. Rai, the AI engagement assistant, uses Wotter data to provide actionable insights. The platform supports pulse surveys, anonymous surveys, peer recognition, and predictive analytics. Wotter says it does not display data for groups smaller than five people and describes notes and conversations as anonymous. Slack integration handles notifications, and customer-specific user-management integrations are possible. The Trust Center lists Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus documents and other security resources. Contracts are rolling and cancellable at any time unless otherwise agreed, with no startup charges or extra dashboard-admin fee. Pricing is available on request, and a 30-day trial is listed.
Who it is for
It suits organisations from startups to large groups that want automated engagement feedback and analysis. Standard and Wottsby Pro require at least 30 users, while Enterprise / Group Companies targets businesses over 1,000 staff or multiple companies.
What is good
- Adaptive employee surveys
- Core24 measures six engagement areas
- Predictive analytics included
- Anonymous survey options
- No startup charges
What to know first
- No free plan
- Standard plans require 30 users
- Enterprise targets larger organisations
Verdict
Wotter brings adaptive surveys, engagement analysis, and AI-assisted insights into one employee-feedback service. Organisations should confirm plan pricing, minimum users, and the features available for their workforce structure.
Wotter plans and pricing
All plansCompared on employee engagement software
- Free plan
- No
- Pulse surveys
- Yes
- Peer recognition
- Yes
- Anonymous surveys
- Yes
- Analytics level
- predictive
