Does it work in Kiswahili?
Yes. Polls go out in English and Kiswahili and count replies in either, USSD menus and campaign websites come in both, and the inbox reads the mood and issue of a message in English, Kiswahili or Sheng.
Ask the estate, hear it back. Write a question in English and Kiswahili, pick the wards, and send it by SMS, USSD or a web link. Results are weighted to the register before anyone reads them.
Polls and sign-ups work by SMS reply and by USSD on any phone. A reply of "2" or "maji" counts, and so does a USSD menu on a kabambe.

Meta's WhatsApp Business Policy doesn't allow political campaigns on its automated Business Platform. Your team can run WhatsApp from their own phones and log conversations in the Groundwork inbox.
Polls and sign-ups work by SMS reply and by USSD on any phone.
The web link and WhatsApp are there for people who prefer them.
Consent is checked per person, per channel, at the moment of sending. Broadcasts respect STOP.
A poll reply, a message, a website sign-up and a door knock land on the same record when the number matches, and the history stays.
Yes. Polls go out in English and Kiswahili and count replies in either, USSD menus and campaign websites come in both, and the inbox reads the mood and issue of a message in English, Kiswahili or Sheng.
No. Polls and sign-ups work by SMS reply and by USSD on any phone. The web link and WhatsApp are there for people who prefer them. Agents use the field app on a low-cost Android phone, and it keeps working without data.
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