Creating amazing collaboration spaces with team members to get actionable feedback to improve the team

Easy to use and anonymous login's allow for my teams to voice their true opinions without worrying about perceptions

As a grandfathered user I enjoy the Monthly price point but my co-workers are unable to receive the same rate and so many of them need to use less effective tools.

And I have reviewed and used a number of them. As a GDSS expert, I can say that GroupMap is the most brilliantly designed piece of software it has all the features a group facilitator might need to transform our flipchart methods in the digital world. Participants can access meetings with any mobile device including the facilitator. Yes, you can run a GroupMap meeting from your mobile device. This product also includes a vast number of templates that you can start to use right out of the box. Besides you also can choose from a number of ready-made canvas that can make your work to invent your own processes much easier. To be honest, it is difficult to find a "minus" in GroupMap, I would have to think hard to write about anything that needs improvement.

It includes a comprehensive number of templates that I have not seen in any other product at this price range and the simplicity in the use is amazing.

For remote meetings, you still need to use an audio or video conference platform because GroupMap does not include voice or video support.

Lots of configuration options for different types of voting, easy to send out a dot vote and track - surpassing the functionality of any other tool.

Admin interface and reporting needs better usability. Licensing options are limited for enterprise environment

Remote Consensus that can be done synchronously or asynchronously.

I love how easy it is to create a process of group brainstorming and decision making, and how easy it is to use.

I dislike the lack of integrations, IFTTT or Zapier would go a long way towards making this tool useful, as often we have to copy over the information from groupmap to other mediums, and it would be great to automate this process.

The software is easy to access and use but even the least technologically advanced. After they have completed their work, generating a report is as easy as pushing a button.

For those accessing the software on handheld devices, a brainstorm once developed is hard to track and read. I will often want to use these for subsequent activities and am thwarted by how the program displays.