Decent, especially if you are already in that ecosystem

We tried LucidSpark on a trial basis to see how it stacks up against other competitors. It performed well, as far as the free trial goes. We were not prepared to unlock the "Pro" trial and unlock the various additional features like voting but we did enjoy the tool as far as drawing and collaborating go. The experience of sharing a drawing was seamless and it worked like a polished product. We did not end up adopting LucidSpark as our solution due to us being closely aligned and already having other products from a competitor, but if we were starting from scratch with implementing an online white-boarding solution then LucidSpark would certainly be a top contender.

We did not use these integrations so it was of zero value for us. We just needed to use it for brainstorming purposes. The zoom integration seemed interesting but was only for the pro version so we did not try it. I don't believe there's any groundbreaking stuff here for Lucidspark.

So I think I already covered this in a previous field but definitely it helped - we used it for brainstorming for a small group (~5 people) and it was reliable and worked well for what we needed (e.g. sticky notes dragging). It was a positive experience and the real time aspect coupled with a zoom call was certainly very useful.