Engage · Pulse Surveys
Before it becomes a resignation.
Short, frequent check-ins that take seconds to answer and show you where morale is moving now, not at the end of the year.









Pulse results sit alongside goals, feedback and 1:1s in Klaar, so you understand not just how people feel but what in the work is behind it.
Meet Scout, Klaar’s Predictive AI, built to connect every pulse to what is happening in the work, so a drop comes with the reason behind it.
What Scout reads
Klaar’s Predictive AI. Scout reads each pulse against the last and the work around it, so you see what is shifting and where to act.

Remembers
Every pulse builds on the last, so you always see the trend, not just the latest score.
Acts
Summarizes comments and routes concerns to the manager who can act on them.
Predicts
Connects falling sentiment to workload, goals and 1:1 activity, flagging attrition risk before someone resigns.
01Pick your pulse
Start from templates like eNPS, workload, manager support or change readiness, or write your own. Set a cadence (weekly, biweekly, monthly) and Klaar runs it on schedule.
02In the flow of work
Pulses arrive in Slack or Microsoft Teams and take seconds to answer. Short surveys and familiar tools keep response rates high, cycle after cycle.
03Scout watches the trend
Klaar tracks every pulse over time and shows where sentiment is rising or falling, by team, manager or location, so a single bad week stands out from a real trend.
04Scout acts
When a team’s pulse drops, Scout nudges the manager with context and suggested talking points for their next 1:1, so concerns get addressed before they turn into turnover.
Most teams run them every two to four weeks. You set the cadence per survey.
Pulses are one to five questions and answered in Slack or Teams in seconds. Scout also spaces them out so no one gets over-surveyed.
You decide, with minimum group sizes before results are shown.
Scout flags the change to HR and the relevant manager, with context and suggested next steps.
Yes. eNPS is available as a ready-made pulse template.