Give feedback as a business

Once you've had a chance to explore Windows 11 Insider Preview Builds, you and users across your organization can give us your feedback in the Feedback Hub to help us fix issues, create new features and improvements, and continue to evolve Windows for everyone.

By signing in to Feedback Hub with your organization's account, you'll be able to give us feedback on behalf of your organization to help shape Windows to meet your business's specific needs.

Give feedback with your work account

  1. Open the Feedback Hub app on your device and make sure you're signed in with your registered Microsoft Entra account by checking the person icon in the top-right corner. If you're already signed in with your personal Microsoft account, you can switch to your work account by signing out and signing back in with it.

    Note

    When you sign in to Feedback Hub with your Microsoft Entra account for the first time, you'll see a prompt asking for permission to access your account's data, like name, organizational tenant ID, and user ID. If you can't give permission, Feedback Hub may be blocked for you. Your administrator can approve Feedback Hub for your organization in the Microsoft Entra admin center. For steps, see Grant tenant-wide admin consent to an application.

  2. Select the Give feedback section from the side menu.

  3. Select your feedback type from Make a suggestion, Report a problem, or Give a compliment.

  4. Summarize your feedback and explain it in more detail.

  5. While Feedback Hub will attempt to categorize your feedback based on the information you provide, you can still select a category and subcategory for your feedback from the dropdown.

  6. Add more details, like screenshots and files.

  7. Submit your feedback.

Learn more about giving great feedback and using the Feedback Hub.

See public feedback from your organization

In Community feedback, you can filter the list to show public feedback from people in your organization. It includes feedback colleagues shared publicly while signed in to Feedback Hub with their work account. Private feedback doesn't appear, and public feedback stays visible to everyone, not only your organization.

To use it, sign in with your work account, select Community feedback, and then select My Organization.

If your organization keeps feedback private

Your administrator can turn off public sharing on your device. When it's on, the feedback form doesn't offer Share feedback publicly, Community feedback doesn't appear in the menu, and your feedback shows as private in My feedback. Your feedback still goes to Microsoft. Because Community feedback doesn't appear, you can't use the organization filter on that device. Feedback sent from it is private, so it doesn't show up when colleagues filter for your organization.

To set this up, administrators can follow Keep feedback from preview devices private.