- Answers become totals. When you send a pulse, your ratings are added to totals for your Discord role, and aren't stored with your name.
- Who responded is kept apart. Sensa records that you've responded, so it doesn't ask you again and can show participation. That record doesn't say what you answered.
- Small groups stay hidden. Results for a group appear only once at least 5 people in it have responded. If hiding one small group could still let someone work out its score, another group is hidden too.
- Comments carry no name or group, and show only the month they were sent, your dropdown choices, and your team if you send it to your team's manager.
- Replies don't reveal you. The link between you and your message is kept only on your device. If you lose that device or clear its data, you can't see replies any more.
What anonymity can't do
Comments are shared word for word, so details you write could identify you. Leave out names, shift times and anything only you would know.