Changelog

A published result page now carries a Download PDF button, a copy button for its public link, and a Result View panel for setting how many rows each position shows and whether candidates appear under their group.

Your choices travel in the link, so whoever opens it lands on the same view, and the PDF they download matches what they are looking at. Try it on the student election demo.

None of this touches your saved result settings. A reader changing their own view changes nothing for anyone else in the public result view.

If your members spend points, tokens, or voice credits rather than credits, set it once under Aliases and your word does the rest.

It follows through the ballot's credit meter and vote stepper, the top-up purchase and its checkout, ballot preview, position credit budgets, the pricing tab, and the payments summary.

While you are in those settings, the example values under each alias field are now tappable, so you can fill one in without typing it.

If your candidates run under a party or a house, you can now show the result that way.

Turn on the switch in Result Settings and each position shows one row per group with the group's combined tally, its members listed underneath, and each member's share beside their name. It carries through to the public result page and the PDF.

See it on the student election demo, where candidates are grouped by faculty.

This only changes how the result is presented. The count, the records, and your exports stay exactly as they were.

If your members already live in your own portal, app, or intranet, you can run the election there.

Create the event, add candidates and voters, open and close voting, collect votes, take payments, and pull results, all through the API. Create a key from your profile and give it only the access it needs: read, write, or vote. A request that gets sent twice will not charge twice or count a vote twice, and you can look back over the last 30 days of requests whenever you need to check what happened.

The API overview walks you through the first call, with a page for every operation, copyable samples, and a playground that sends real requests while you read.

Big election coming and only one chance to get it right? Switch on test mode and practise on the real thing.

Nothing is charged. Test data is labelled wherever it appears. PDFs come out watermarked. The "voting has started" announcement stays put and rehearsal invites are slowed down, so nobody is emailed by accident.

When you are happy, one click clears the rehearsal and your event starts clean. Every dialog tells you exactly what it will do before you confirm.

Amending a constitution, approving accounts, or ratifying an appointment? Use a referendum.

Your members get For, Against, and Abstain if you want it, always in the same order so everyone sees the same ballot. The result shows the split twice, against every response and against valid responses only, on screen and in the PDF.

We give you the numbers. You declare the outcome under your own rules. Referendums sit alongside the other voting methods you can set per position.

Turnout tailing off with hours to go? Send a reminder from the Voters page and everyone approved to vote but yet to cast one gets an email.

There is a twelve-hour wait between reminders, so nobody feels chased. Available on Starter and above.

• Follow a ranked count round by round. Results open with a grid covering every round, then a table showing where each transferred vote went, exhausted ballots included. The PDF matches what you see.
• Get more out of the payments table. Copy a row, export exactly the rows your filters show, and see your share on every line.
• Price quadratic credits on their own tab, with models to choose from and per-position prices edited in place.
• Thank sponsors on an election, not just a poll.
• See what a higher plan unlocks. Anything your plan does not cover now shows you the way in rather than disappearing.
• Check that we are up from inside the app, linked to status.pepvote.com.

For a congress floor, a campus hall, or an AGM where voting happens in person, set up a voting center with a location and a radius. Members outside it cannot open the ballot.

Every vote records which center it came from, and Insights breaks the totals down center by center, so you can see how each venue turned out. Comes with the For Organizations plan.

Add your own domain in the event settings and the ballot, the registration pages, and the results all sit on it. We handle the certificate.

Comes with the For Organizations plan.

Pick the kind of event you are running and a short guided form sets up the positions and settings that usually go with it. No blank page.

Results are yours to shape too. Choose how many candidates to show and both the page and the PDF respect it. PDFs are tighter to read, combined and single results look the same, and a new figure shows how much of the ballot your members actually completed. Merging results no longer insists every event in the combination is the same type.

Point Pepvote at a URL and we will let your system know when a voter registers, a candidate is approved, voting opens, a payment clears, results are published, and around fifty other moments.

Good for a Slack channel that announces registrations, a CRM that needs to stay in step, or a dashboard of your own. Every message is signed so you can trust it came from us, sent again if your server is down, and logged so you can see what went out. Set it for your whole account or for a single event, on any plan.

The webhooks guide gets you started.

Constitutions do not agree on how to count a ranked ballot, so you now choose per position. Instant-runoff for a single seat. Single transferable vote when you are filling several, with your seat count and quota. Borda with your own point schema.

When a result is questioned you can show your working. Every round is there: which votes moved and where they went, the quota, how much of the vote is still live, how much is exhausted, and any tie still to be broken. The rule you chose is named on every label and travels with your imports and exports.

New to the terms? The glossary explains them in plain language. You can set a ranked position from the voting methods on any ballot.

Signing in now opens on your recent voting events and a chart of voting across the last 24 hours, 7 days, and 30 days, with voter counts and your busiest day and hour.

Registrations also carry a proper status: pending, approved, and not approved. Filter by it, and watch for the banner that tells you somebody is waiting on your review.

Voting Insights charts votes over time by day or by hour, so you can see the surge after an announcement and the quiet before a deadline.

The map shows votes and voters by country and region. Click a country to open its regions and click back out again. Filter your vote log by country, and watch the whole thing move while voting is live. Comes with Starter and above.

On a ranked position your members put candidates in order of preference instead of picking just one.

The ballot is drag and drop, with a preview and a confirmation step before anything is cast, and ranking rules you set per position. Ranked votes show up in your exports and vote log like any other vote.

Try it on the demo without signing up, or see how it sits beside the other voting methods.

Ran the same contest in several branches, campuses, or on different days? Save a combination of up to ten events and we merge the live tallies into one result, with the same statistics, navigation, and PDF you already use.

Comes with Starter and above.

• See every payment on an event, filtered by status and purpose and searchable by reference. Who voted stays hidden.
• Your cookie choice now decides everything. Analytics follow it, you get a setting on your account, and ballots are never recorded.
• Take your data with you. Export your whole account as a ZIP, or ask us to delete it.
• Close candidate and voter registration at different times, with clear messages on the public pages either way.
• Spot an unusual connection. A public vote carries a note when the browser and the country do not line up. It never stops anyone voting.

Plan upgrades and voter-limit increases can be paid with Paystack, priced in your local currency.

Messages across the app also read more clearly and work properly with screen readers, and a member who loses eligibility part way through voting is told why instead of hitting a dead end.

If your members organise on Telegram, they can look up an event and vote right there without opening a browser.

Votes cast this way are marked as coming from Telegram in your logs, and anyone on an older client is handed to the browser instead.

Not every decision is one person, one pick. Four more voting methods are now available per position.

Approval lets a member back everyone they find acceptable. Score rates each candidate on a scale. Cumulative hands out a pool of votes to spread as they like. Quadratic gives each member a credit budget where piling votes on one candidate costs progressively more, with paid top-ups if you want them.

Each position carries its own selection rules, and your totals and result statistics follow the method you chose. The glossary explains what each one suits.

Pay to vote and pay to register are no longer card-only through one provider.

Link a Stripe or a Paystack business and we offer what your country supports, price in a currency that works there, and show you a payout preview before you commit.

Embedding a ballot in your own site is simpler too: paste one snippet instead of managing a link.