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Easy to Use, Easy to Choose!
November 03, 2021

Easy to Use, Easy to Choose!

Anonymous | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with Lucidchart

As a relatively new user to Lucidchart, I had no issues jumping straight in and creating/contributing toward meaningful graphs & charts for the team/business. The ease-of-use for newcomers & encouraging collaboration are a couple of the key reasons why I'd give it such high marks.
Lucidchart is leveraged within the engineering department to help diagram different workflows during the software development lifecycle of a project as well as construct visual aids for internal process flows. The ease of use in spinning up new flows quickly & sharing them between the team instantly is a huge bonus for the team.
  • Easy to get up-and-running quickly.
  • Lots of utility for visualizing many different types of problems / flows.
  • Easy to share & collaborate with others.
  • Although the tutorials are already fairly robust, continuing to invest in Lucidchart-provided tutorials would be a huge plus for the end-user.
  • Big benefit on productivity to have an accessible tool for visualizing some of our more complex workflows.
  • Easy to collaborate on larger, more intricate workflows with other team members to help iterate on visual aids to accompany our official documentation.
We have not [yet] relied on many integrations between Lucidchart and the apps listed so far.
No issues here—the tutorial center is a great asset for beginners & have not had to reach out for any additional support so far.

Do you think Lucidchart delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Lucidchart's feature set?

Yes

Did Lucidchart live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Lucidchart go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Lucidchart again?

Yes

The key product I've used that has similar diagramming options as Lucidchart has previously been Microsoft Powerpoint. Comparatively, I think Lucidchart is a lot easier to hit the ground running with (as well as share around & actively collaborate within.)
Slack, Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), Microsoft To Do (formerly Wunderlist)
Lucidchart is great for spinning up visual aids across many different workflows & quickly sharing that content between the team for feedback & further collaboration. It's very easy to immediately onboard with its accessible feature set & gets something that strikes a great balance between very informative & very professional extremely quickly.