Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite

As a software developer working on leading part of our API-led connectivity approach, I am responsible for providing documentation which reflects the high-level design and implementation details. Through the use of Lucidchart, I am able to create these designs from scratch and copy and paste the designs so that I can re-use the illustrations for similar APIs. Lucidchart has been awesome at allowing me to create these designs, modify them, save them, and export them. However, my only issue is that I would prefer if there was a way to upload custom images to my own personal library for re-use. Aside from that, I will continue using Lucidchart, as it is an excellent product which serves my needs.

We use it for drawing network architecture diagrams

I use Lucidspark in process and program management. For process management it gives me a quick way to define new processes and roles. In program management I use it with teams to plan and review quarterly work. That includes doing a quarterly retrospective to learn how to improve our working together and brainstorming and prioritizing our work for the next quarter.

I use Lucidchart for the design diagram, decision tree and swimlane diagram for various use cases. This makes things easy for me to coordinate with tech and non tech users

I create swim lanes, dependency diagrams, decision tree, flow charts and diagrams portraying the systems that connect with other systems in our company or externally. It's easy to use and creative with different shapes, forms and colors. Nothing to dislike so far. I have been a Lucid user for 3+ years, and I love everything about it and there is nothing that I dislike at all. The tool itself is easy to use and very self-taught. It is helping me solve Various complex diagrams that go through our company from one department to another. It allows me to create a picture of our current process vs. our future state and to simplify breaking down the technicality of a circle and streamline it for simple non-tech savvy stakeholders or end users.

We use Lucidchart to diagram our complex network. Lucidchart aids in showing others how traffic goes between various sites.

I use Lucidchart to frequently build out process maps. I often use it to identify what my organization's current and future state processes are. This helps us to identify gaps or waste in our processes and help determine ideally where we want to move as an organization. One thing I've found helpful with Lucidchart is the ability to create a template. Since I really only use Lucidchart for process mapping, it helps to have a template already created where I can just duplicate and work out of. I think it's very similar in functionality to Microsoft Office Suite, which made it so easy for me to adopt when I started using Lucidchart a few months ago. I think it's a great application, and I would recommend using it to other organizations, specifically for departments that highlight process improvement.

Process mapping and mockups: we lay out the blueprint and being working toward a shared goal as a team.

software architecture planning

my new main use case is collaboration with AI LLM to model system designs. unfortunately I have not found Lucidchart to be useful at this

I use Lucidchart to create process maps and ERD's to help my team and our clients to get a clear understanding of their system.

My team makes visual flow charts of the processes within the company. The process charts we create help to maintain consistency for each department. The Lucidcharts we create offer a visual support to the written description. I remember when I first started the charts made brought it all together and helped it make sense, the visual aspect makes a huge difference.

The use cases I use Lucidchart for are Program Increment Planning, user story mapping, roadmapping with stakeholders, Mind Maps for workshops, and drawing out architecture diagrams for process flow. Lucidchart makes designing the diagrams for Program Increment Planning simple for any user to perform and the software makes easy to facilitate breakout sessions for PI Planning. I would highly recommend this software for any Scaled Agile Scrum master, Product Manager or Release Train Engineer.

Lucidchart has many usecases due to its flexible nature. I've been using it mostly for workflow graphs, organisational charts, process presentations and timeline charts. Thanks to dozens of templates you can use it for both project-oriented work, as well as more managerial tasks, team or time-management jobs, reporting, even technical charts, HR overviews, trainings, and many others.

Lucidchart has been a critical component in my professional experience in both my current role, as well as my previous professional capacities. The ease of use and wide array of functionalities provides a clean, quick way to complete ERDs, DFDs, and all types of general mind maps. Because it is so simple and has such a clean UI, it removes any type of cumbersome markup code development and allows you to focus all of your mental energy on the broader view of the architectural problems you are trying to design/solve for.

I used lucid charts do design conversation flow for chatbots and IVRs.Lucid helps me organize my ideas and easily present them to customers and team mates. I’m also able to share my design with coworkers so that we can collaborate together. This type of collaboration helps with productivity and better designs.

I used Lucidchart to create mindmaps and sitemaps. This was helpful when we're working with teams for brainstorming, visualization and ideation. I liked the different templates that I got access to because I was able to find something to meet almost all of my needs within reason.There were a few tricky parts, but overall it filled my needs.

I use Lucidchart to help with documenting our existing processes as well as collaborating with other teams on the development of new processes. We also map out our org chart for clarity, and utilize the tool to map proposed Salesforce changes to our JIRA team.

develop complex arch diagram for AWS / SAP / on premise apps. As a solution archiect, I need to create a variety of logical, technical and integration diagrams for new application architecture. Lucid provides all the native tools/icons that represent each vendor and this allow me to showcase executive level diagrams.

I use Lucidchart for people, processes, and technology. People--for org charts. Processes--for building workstream process flow diagrams and software process flow diagrams. Technology--data platform architecture diagrams.

I used Lucidchart to create flowchart and collaborate with others in the company. It is extremely helpful when I need to brainstorm concepts and turn ideas into tangible artifact. Often, I create the first draft and then invite others to give their inputs. Most of my diagram will be stickies, boxes and arrows.

I've been a user of LucidChart for a while. I lead my department in Process Management at my tech company so building out workflows for my customer and internal workflows is very important in my role and company. Lucidchartis very easy to use, and simple to understand and I always recommend it to my customers. When it comes to building out complicated workflows, Lucidchart is my go to and I like their templates, as well as their options and building abilities.

Anytime we have to break down requirements into technical implementation, we reach for Lucidchart. Vroom's backend is a distributed system with many microservices, we use Lucidchart to visualize the boundaries, connections, and functionality of these services. We definitely use Lucidchart to help us visualize how we will implement future services and projects. We also use Lucidchart's ERD(Entity Relationship Diagrams) import feature to connect our PostgreSQL database to Lucid and get automatically generated ERD diagrams.

Lucidspark is a top-notch collaborative whiteboard with robust functionality and outstanding facilitation tools. I've found it particularly useful in leading meetings and presentations, as it helps me create an environment where all participants can share their thoughts and ideas, allowing for more equitable and inclusive discussions. The platform is user-friendliness and robust, making it an ideal tool to use. Some of my favorite features include the robust sweet of templates available to inspire what I create, the automated table of contents, the ability to share specific paths, integration with Loom, and various engagement features like reactions and polls. One of my ultimate goals is to discover innovative ways to use technology to build deeper relationships and create a safe space for all individuals to share their ideas, and Lucidspark is the perfect tool to help achieve that.

Lucidchart has helped us build a combined view of our customer and partner flows, enabling us to understand the best opportunity to create value through our utility. The simple distributed tool has given all users equal and real-time access to these flows, as well as enabling a consistent language through the templates and shapes available.

I utilize Lucidchart for Network diagrams and share the diagrams both internally with my peers and externally with clients. I utilize Lucidchart to enable collaboration with the ability to control the access rights on shared copies and the ability to see each others cursors on the diagram, enabling a two way conversation in todays "remote" environment.