What is an EAP?
An EAP (Early Access Program) is an initiative for Culture Amp customers where a select group is given the opportunity to test and provide feedback on new product features, enhancements, or modules before their official market release.
👉 Want to participate? Register your interest here.
Please note that registering doesn’t guarantee a spot. We’ll review all submissions and confirm participation once spots are available.
Why is an EAP Useful?
Understand the Real-World Experience and Get Valuable User Feedback
The most valuable aspect of an EAP is the ability for Culture Amp to get real feedback from real customers like you while you are actively using the product. This helps us:
Understand how new features or enhancements work across different organizational contexts.
Identify usability issues and uncover unforeseen use cases.
Improve Product Quality
By involving customers early, Culture Amp can refine workflows, improve usability, and enhance the overall quality of the new offering based directly on your input.
Validate Product Direction
EAPs allow Culture Amp to validate whether new features truly solve customer problems and align with their needs before we invest heavily in a full-scale rollout. This significantly reduces the risk of building something that isn't highly valued.
Why Should I Participate in This EAP?
Participating in this EAP gives you the opportunity to partner with Culture Amp and provide feedback that will directly help us shape the product's future.
Note: The Early Access Program for Anytime Feedback is scheduled to begin in early Decemeber, 2025.
What Does This EAP Cover?
This Early Access Program (EAP) gives your organization early access to Anytime Feedback 2.0, a redesigned version of Culture Amp’s continuous feedback tools.
During the EAP, participants can:
Request feedback about themselves from peers across the organization.
Give feedback to other Culture Amp users at any time, outside of a formal performance review cycle.
Use AI Suggest Improvements - our new AI feature in Perform, to improve the quality of written feedback.
Track and manage feedback activity from a central homepage.
Choose visibility settings to control who can see each piece of feedback.
You’ll be testing new functionality and providing feedback that helps shape the future of this feature. The experience may include unfinished flows or limited functionality as we continue to improve the product based on your input.
To explore the full details of what’s included, visit these guides:
What Feedback Can I Provide?
Product Feedback
This type of feedback is about how easy (or difficult) it is to use the product or feature. This includes things like:
Ease of navigation between pages.
Clarity on what is being asked of you.
Missing items you expected to find.
Assumptions the product makes about how your organization or department works.
How to Provide Product Feedback
Please click on the link at the top of the Anytime Feedback landing page. Your feedback will be sent directly to the product team. They may contact you if they have questions about your submission.
Technical Feedback
This covers technical issues like timeouts, errors, or bugs you might encounter while using the product or feature.
How to Provide Technical Feedback
If you experience a technical error, like a timeout, or a bug where the feature behaves unexpectedly, please reach out to Culture Amp Support for assistance.
What If I Want to Leave the EAP?
Participation in the EAP requires a one-time, permanent migration of your existing Anytime Feedback data to the new platform. Once this migration is complete, your organization cannot revert to the previous version.
Rest assured, we are fully committed to partnering with you to address and resolve any issues you may encounter while using the new version.
👉 Want to participate? Register your interest here.
Please note that registering doesn’t guarantee a spot. We’ll review all submissions and confirm participation once spots are available.
💬 Need help? Just reply with "Ask a Person" in a Support Conversation to speak with a Product Support Specialist.