Engage · Engagement Surveys
And what’s driving it.
Run company-wide engagement surveys people actually finish, and get results that come with the reasons behind them, so HR and managers know exactly where to act.









Results carry into 1:1s, development plans and manager conversations, so the survey becomes the start of change instead of the end of a project.
Meet Scout, Klaar’s Predictive AI, built to connect what people tell you to what is happening in the work, so a score comes with the reason behind it.
What Scout reads
Klaar’s Predictive AI. Scout reads every response alongside goals, 1:1s and recognition, so you see what changed, what may be behind it, and where attention is needed.

Remembers
Every response stays attached to its team and period, so year-over-year trends are always there.
Acts
Summarizes what people said, flags possible bias in the reading, and suggests next steps for each manager.
Predicts
Flags teams whose engagement is sliding, and connects it to signals from goals, 1:1s and recognition.
01Launch in minutes
Choose from 40+ research-backed templates or build from scratch. Set your own questions, scales, cadence and anonymity rules. Nothing about your survey is locked to our opinion of how it should work.
02Where they already are
Employees answer in Slack, Microsoft Teams or the Klaar app. Scout sends the reminders so HR doesn’t have to, and you watch participation by team in real time.
03Scout reads it
Break results down by team, manager, department, tenure, location or performance level. Klaar enforces your minimum group sizes, so insight never comes at the cost of anonymity.
04Scout acts
Scout turns thousands of open-text responses into clear themes, shows what shifted since last time, and routes each theme to the leader who can act on it. No spreadsheet required.
Proof is in the performance
“Surveys moved from an annual report to conversations that actually changed something.”
Seth GivensDirector HR · Zenwork
Most templates take 5–10 minutes. You control the length.
Yes. Import your historical results and Klaar tracks trends across cycles.
You set permissions to match your org structure. Managers see their teams, and HR sees everything they’re permitted to.
No. Scout summarizes and surfaces themes. HR and managers decide what to act on.
Yes. Use your own question sets, scales and anonymity rules, or start from a template.