Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite

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.

We use lucid chart to create visual work flows of how our sales process should work across every part of the team. We often sit down and re-think existing processes and the impact changes can have. Seeing is much easier then just writing down and sometimes you don't always have a white board! Also great to share over zoom w/ remote folks

I love it i use it daily its great to collaborate and the use of ease is amazing! would always recommend. I also like that its visual and great for all types of people who have different level of tech background! Even the older genration at our office loves it and the new

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 use Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite for modeling complex ideas and looking at the impacts of changes made on another software that we are building for clients. We use this for two parts, onboarding new people onto projects and providing training for clients after the project to show the dataflow within their models.

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.

We started using LucidChart after switching from another visual collaboration tool. The import process worked surprisingly well - way better than anyone on our team was expecting. Lucidchart itself is simple to use, easy to collaborate with coworkers, has a ton of built-in diagram components, and has a supportive community around it complete with webinars from highly entertaining and engaging presenters. Collaborating on concepts across multiple disciplines is incredibly easy, especially with everyone at the company having licenses. Our team has been able to create wireframes without special tool training and has shown them to many users in research studies.

We use LucidChart, at the software development department to document the entire development life-cycle. We make our ERD diagrams, user-case histories, state diagrams, user interface prototypes, and class diagrams with the product. We can quickly share all our documents and don't care about the spreading, backups, etc.

I am redesigning systems for a rapidly growing city. As such, I am using LucidChart for developing system flow charts, showing the changes in process management and delineating organization charts. It is flexible and available whether I am at home or the office. It is reasonably priced and has many templates to help the new user get started. I have just now started to unpack the power of LucidChart but I expect to be a customer for a very long time. Right now, I am the only user but over time, I will roll it out to my entire leadership team.

Complex technical diagrams can be a headache to build, especially when they are needed quickly and must be consistent across the board. Lucidchart makes it quick and easy to build high quality, easily readable, professional diagrams that are uniform across the team.

I use Lucid for processes and project planning. We plan out processes such as workflows, and CRM processes, marketing plans, and then we use lucid charts for presenting the plans, as well as for execution.

I use Lucidchart for Architecture Diagrams, Business Process Flow diagram, and Organization Charts. As a consultant the scope of the use cases can vary client to client, however, I find that Lucidchart always serves my diagramming needs. It is easy to use while engaging with the clients and making changes on the fly.

As a remote employee that works with cross functional team members who are also remote, it is difficult to work in collaborative environment such as a in person in front of a whiteboard. Lucidspark solves this difficulty by providing a real time experience of working together with team members but also further enhances this experience with other digital tools such as pulling images/shapes from the web or creating links to other pieces of artifacts that exist online such as ticketing or project management systems.

We are using Lucid to develop our internal workflows. We needed a tool that made it simple to showcase how are processes are done from beginning to end. We are planning to develop over 100 processes that take place within all departments. The biggest selling for point for us was to acquire a simple and intuitive platform that allowed our team members to develop workflows without having to learn very technical skills.

I'm mapping the flow of data from collection to storage, processing and deliverables.

A quick and easy way to align business stakeholders and engineering on current business processes and the desired algorithm behavior.

I use Lucidchart to document and understand existing business processes with my business stakeholders. I also use it to give high-level outlines of the solutions we're doing to implement in a way that is digestible to both our business stakeholders and the engineering team that needs to implement it.

Two features beyond basic flowcharting every team should consider leveraging are:

• Shared folders to make permission management and discovery of historical artifacts easy.
• Commenting to allow for easy coloration and feedback.

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.