Lucid Meetings

Useful But Fancy

What do you like best? I like that Lucid puts a lot of thought into making meetings more organized with a number of features that promote meeting preparedness and post-meeting action What do you dislike? Sometimes I think it has a little too much going on and it can become a distraction. I know this will likely depend on how many features you use during a meeting but we spent a lot of time prepping and setting up things like in meeting action reviews that we'd been fine without before ...

Good but not the best

What do you like best? Lucid charts are good of creating charts for software development purposes and for other purposes and they are very reliable they work with other software like Microsoft teams as well. They also have a moble application which is easy to use. What do you dislike? The ability of the software to not design grid charts and matrix with accuracy and precision. Lucid charts are also very slow when we used it on chrome browsers in Microsoft teams. Recommendations to ...

Very easy to use and seamless

What do you like best? Strengthens your employee engagement and retention Builds team and cultural alignment Drives productivity Gives your teams a competitive edge What do you dislike? its expensive and initially difficult to use. Need more training on how to use it. Recommendations to others considering the product: Make meetings more productive and fun and engage your employees What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? ...

Easy to organize meetings cross countries

What do you like best? It's very simple to schedule a meeting for any organizer. Once the request has been sent to the participants, the time is able to adjust to the local time, so you don't need to worry about the time difference. What do you dislike? Not that easy to reinstall. Since we have an issue when provisioning several laptops, and the problem came with the Lucid Meetings was that it needed reapproval for an use to be recognized as an internal employee. It took an actually ...