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Love being a Lucidchart User!
December 29, 2021

Love being a Lucidchart User!

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

Overall Satisfaction with Lucidchart

Very easy to quickly learn the functionality and is very similar to other ecosystems. I love how there are tons of preformatted graphics and the arrows are super fun and easy to map to other steps in the process. Most features are very standardized and the help menu is also an important resource.
I am using Lucidchart to dynamically map a technology roadmap for the Finance Organization. I love how I can dynamically map key processes and how they are all interrelated. I love how the arrows indicating process flows automatically link up to other steps in the process. It is very easy to share the process maps through PDF, links or also importing into Google Suite.
  • Export to PDF.
  • Templates.
  • Seamlessly mapping processes.
  • Integration with MS Office products.
  • Collaboration: easy to share links.
  • Visualization: easy to add circles for key processes and arrows.
It is extremely valuable to integrate with key collaboration tools such as Google Cloud to share with as wide an audience as possible. I love the integration into Google Cloud as that has been my main collaboration tool during the pandemic. Lucidchart also allows the user to import data which many users find helpful.
I love the help menu as they walk the user through complex situations step by step by easily showing how to find features, shortcuts, and also access training to become an expert user. Most of the features are very standardized and so the learning curve is not hard at all for Lucidchart.

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

PowerPoint does not have the robust features or easy-to-use interface that Lucidchart does. Although PowerPoint integrates well with other MS Office products, it doesn't have the flexibility to create great-looking and common sense process maps like Lucidchart. PowerPoint is also more difficult to share and collaborate on since it only lives in the Microsoft cloud.
Lucidchart is well suited to road-mapping key processes and sharing them in a collaborative setting through PDF or other cloud-based links. Lucidchart is very easy to learn and integrates into other tools in Google Suite, for example. There is also a feature to import data which many users will find very helpful.