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Creating a Proposal

Creating a Proposal

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Creating a Proposal

The Customer Voting module is the core of Vora. It lets you create proposals structured questions with voting options that your customers vote on.

  1. Navigate to Proposals from the sidebar
  2. Click + New Proposal
  3. Fill in the proposal form:
Field Description Required
Title A clear, concise question (e.g., "Which color should we release next?") Yes
Description Full context - explain what you're asking and why it matters. Supports rich text. Yes
Proposal Type Category of the decision (see below) Yes
Proposal Ending How the proposal closes - by time, vote count, or voting power (see below) Yes
Choices The voting options. Add between 2 and 10 options. Yes
Voting Strategy How votes are weighted and counted - see Voting Strategies for full details Yes
Quorum Minimum percentage of voters required for the result to be valid Optional
Visibility Whether results are public or private during voting Yes
Voter Rewards Attach rewards that voters automatically receive when the proposal closes. Reward emails include results summary and a View Results link. See Voter Rewards Optional

Proposal Types

Choose the category that best describes your proposal:

  • Product Decision - Colors, features, packaging, materials
  • Feature Request - New functionality or improvements
  • Limited Edition - Special release decisions
  • Community Initiative - Community programs and partnerships
  • Treasury Allocation - Budget and spending decisions
  • Governance - Rule or policy changes
  • Custom - Any other type of decision

Proposal Ending Options

When creating a proposal, you choose how it ends. The three options are mutually exclusive - each proposal uses exactly one.

Ending Mode How it works When to use
Voting Duration Closes automatically after a set time period (24h, 48h, 72h, 1 week, 2 weeks, or 1 month) When you want a fixed voting window - the most common option
Number of Votes Closes automatically when a target number of votes is reached When you need a specific sample size before making a decision (e.g., "I need at least 100 responses")
Total Voting Power Closes automatically when the total accumulated voting power reaches a target When using weighted voting strategies and you need a certain level of participation weight

How it looks on the form:

The Proposal Ending dropdown and its target field appear side by side. When you select an ending mode, the corresponding configuration field appears next to it:

  • Voting Duration -> A duration dropdown (24 hours to 1 month)
  • Number of Votes -> A number input for the target vote count
  • Total Voting Power -> A number input for the target voting power

What voters see:

On the proposal detail page, the timeline section adapts based on the ending mode:

  • Duration mode - Shows the end date and a "X days left" countdown
  • Vote count mode - Shows "X / Y votes" progress and "Z votes remaining"
  • Voting power mode - Shows "X / Y" power progress and "Z power remaining"

Note

Auto-close is immediate. When the target is reached (vote count or voting power), the proposal closes right away - results are calculated and notifications are sent to followers instantly.

Warning

Ending mode cannot be changed after votes are cast. You can modify the ending mode and its target while a proposal has zero votes. Once the first vote is recorded, the ending configuration is locked.

Voting Strategy

The voting strategy determines how much weight each voter's vote carries. You select one strategy per proposal. Vora supports 7 strategies:

Strategy Summary
One Person, One Vote Equal weight for everyone - the default
Multiple Vote (Passion) Voters can vote multiple times to express intensity
Group-Based Power Weight based on Voter Group membership
Tenure/Seniority Based Weight grows with membership duration
Engagement Score Based Weight scales with user engagement activity
Role-Based Tiers Fixed weights per organizational role
Quadratic (Anti-Whale) Square root of group power - diminishing returns

When you select a strategy, the form will display its configurable parameters (e.g., max votes, base weight, multiplier). Each parameter has sensible defaults - you can keep them as-is or adjust to your needs.

For full details on each strategy including formulas, parameters, and practical examples, see Voting Strategies.

Voter Rewards (Optional)

Below the media section, you'll find the Voter Rewards card. This lets you attach rewards that are automatically distributed to eligible voters when the proposal closes.

When a rewarded proposal closes, every eligible voter receives a single email that includes:

  • The governance outcome - which option won and by how much
  • The reward details - title, instructions, claim code, QR code (for local rewards)
  • A View Full Results button linking back to the proposal

This unified email replaces the need for separate close notifications. To customize what voters read, use the reward's Email Instruction field when creating the reward.

Note

No rewards? No close email. If you don't attach a reward, voters won't receive a close email (followers still get notified). To ensure every voter hears from you, attach a simple "Thank You" custom reward with your message in the Email Instruction field.

For full details, see Voter Rewards and What Happens When a Proposal Closes.

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