Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite

Help us to create very good visual business processes

Our goal is to conduct level 1, 2 & 3 process maps for our organization. This has been identified as a huge gap as we try to navigate system updates. Having a detailed process map that visually shows how information is flowing through multiple systems and processes has allowed us to efficiently get the right levels of engagement from our leaders and demonstrate the sheer volume of interdependencies for our employees as they think through their processes.

I use Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite for collaboration across multiple teams.

I use it to visualize workflows with business teams. Having a common visual representation helps everyone stay on the same page.

I also use the board to elicit feedback during online brainstorming sessions on those same workflows.

With developers, it helps to have them also witness the workflow defined and refined. We then collaborate on solution design together to ensure that the solution matches the business requirements.

The Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite allows us to easily create detailed visuals that help express the requirements for projects. We use it mostly for creating flow charts and other process visuals that demonstrate the steps. Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite allows us to easily create these and send them for internal review and access to the clients.

It is used by the Process Improvement team and the Project management team to build different types of charts, including process charts, to increase the comprehension of complex procedures, and in the improvement of current processes.

We use Lucid diagrams for our Solution Architecture Design documentation. This includes multiple views and some whiteboards (the unlimited canvas is very useful for this). We make use of the good selection of general shapes and enjoy having brand-specific shapes available as well (we use a lot of Azure shapes). The ability to share diagrams with others in the same team, manage access control, collaborate on the same diagram, and even present from the diagram has been very useful.

I built solutions designing and architecting to build artefacts and share it with customers or internal interests. We do implementations to customers to track how the tool is being used in their tech stack or how the data is flowing we build flow diagrams or architecture diagrams to have it documented

1) Workflow design collaboration for both internal and external team;
2) Share and collect ideas, comments and advices
3) seek endoresment and approval for progressive results and record milestone suucesses
4) One-stop collaboration platform can integrate with Zoom and Teams

Conclusively, it is a very helpful tools for project design and management

I have been using the Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite for nearly 5 years, and I absolutely love it! This tool has enabled my team to ideate, plan, design, build, and launch projects with ease and efficiency.unch game-changing solutions. Additionally, is very user friendly, ease to use and there are bunch of diagrams that you can use.

Lucidspark is currently being used in one department at this time. It addresses the problem of brainstorming in real-time within a remote setting. It also eliminates having to take the extra step to digitize what would have been on post-it notes. The data is saved from the exercise and can be applied to drive results straight away.

At my company we use Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite to visualize common user flows so that we can create our product around those flows. We also will use Lucid as a general note taking platform that we can organize ideas for later projects. Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite helps us take complex problems and make them easier to share with others.

I love using Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite! As a Business Analyst, I am always scoping out projects and collaborating with multiple teams that are remote. This Suite helps us put all our thoughts into one place and create a synced place that our projects live!

Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite Lucidchart has been a game-changer for our fully remote team. Since we're all spread out, Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite Lucidchart has become our go-to for our virtual workspace, providing solid support and making collaboration a breeze. Working remotely, Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite Lucidchart has allowed us to brainstorm ideas, plan projects, and have discussions. Its real-time collaboration features have been super helpful, making sure everyone is on the same page, no matter where they are. Plus, Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite Lucidchart's visuals make complicated stuff easier to understand.

I use Lucid Chart/Spark for website mapping with my clients. I enjoy being able to collaborate with them so easily and having a visual website map that is easy to edit is key when working with many different website clients with differing technical abilities. The user friendliness is invaluable, and there are not too many alternatives out there.

Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite LucidChart was able to help us build a flowchart that ensures the fluidity of the process. It enables colleagues to visually learn and adapt to the rhythm of the process, hence, reducing any potential errors. It dramatically reduces the problem of audit issues, regulatory issues, and problem hearsays. Most importantly, it can help cross-skilling of other members that would want to learn a certain process and Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite Lucidchart made it happened.

Some ideas are better explained through flowcharts, and in our case, we regularly create and revise processes detrimental to the overall operations of our business. Gone are the days when these are being discussed and shown to stakeholders through lengthy word documents and with Lucidchart it cut our discussion times in half.

Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite provides a comprehensive tool for us to tackle all of our internal and external interactions with a visual display that helps to chart toward a common goal. Internal discussions, with the use of Lucid, provides a collaborative dimension toward the discussion that a powerpoint or pen & paper just don't do any justice toward. Working with our external constituents in Lucid, provides a visual display that goes beyond corporate meetings, and maps the intention of a solution for their business use case(s) we are working collaboratively to solve for. It is really a game changer in the industry and type of work we provide.

We started using Lucidchart & Lucidsuite as a replacement for Microsoft Visio, but it does so much more than what we could do in Visio. We now use it to manage Agile ceremonies, connecting to data in our Jira support application and it is used for real-time and asynchronous collaboration for our teams. Every day we find new uses and it seems like Lucid is constantly releasing new features and functionality to help work together.

Lucidchart is an online diagramming software. It helps us present workflows and diagrams to stakeholders within our company. It is super easy to use, has collaborative features for remote or global teams, and offers plenty of templates for us to choose from to make it easy to dive right in.

Lucidchart is an indispensable tool in our organization, and I primarily use it to prepare workflow and organizational charts. This powerful software has greatly streamlined our business processes and addressed several key challenges.First and foremost, Lucidchart has proven invaluable in creating clear and visually appealing workflow diagrams. It allows me to map out complex processes step-by-step, facilitating better communication within our team. This has significantly enhanced our project management capabilities, reducing errors and improving efficiency.Additionally, Lucidchart has revolutionized the way we handle organizational charts. Creating and updating our org structure has never been easier. The intuitive drag-and-drop interface, along with its extensive template library, makes it a breeze to design and maintain our org charts, which is crucial for keeping everyone in the company informed about our hierarchy and reporting structure. In conclusion, Lucidchart is an indispensable tool that has simplified our workflow and org chart creation processes. It has addressed critical business problems related to communication, project management, and organizational transparency, making it an essential asset for our organization's success.

Jaxson Perry and Angie Castor have done a very good job showing another new user and myself how to utilize advanced feature of Lucidchart and Lucidspark. Angie captured several items that I suggested for integration and features improvements.

For building and maintaining business processes.

Need to draw complex architecture diagrams. Use Lucidchart to do that. Need icons from various cloud providers.

I work in a group responsible for CI/CD of the organization. We often have to write Technical Design documents in preparation for new features. I use Lucidchart to draw design diagrams and flow charts and embed them in my design documents.
I also used it to chart a big portion of our CI/CD ecosystem, which contains tens of services communicating with each other by RPC and message queues. This mapping was a life saver to make sense of current and legacy flows, and I come back to tis diagram often to understand or remember how services talk to each other.