GroupMap reviews & testimonials from real teams

With assurance in the virtual space a priority, ComTeam uses GroupMap for its security, structure and ease of use.

Five years later and after comparison to many, many others, GroupMap remains my favorite for most educational workshops.

When the going got tough, the Center for Public Deliberation got going and used Groupmap to enhance their engagement and trainings.

GroupMap has made my online and hybrid session flow smoothly. It is an intuitive platform that takes little to no training for my participants.

While Zoom provides the personal break out rooms, GroupMap serves as the house in which to store our real-time thinking, ideas, and next steps.

We generate far more (and far better!) content from our partners using GroupMap than we would have with traditional discussion or other online tools.

GroupMap literally salvaged our virtual executive global event. We would not have been able to have our workshop nor accomplished as much without this tool.

GroupMap is a fantastic collaboration tool that we want to build permanently into our program. It allows endless collaboration, giving even the most quiet person a voice.

We enable connection between team members so they can work together well. We help people dream within a framework exploring what they collectively want to achieve, avoid, and preserve in the future.

Because GroupMap is a more democratic method, the quieter, shy members enjoyed contributing just as freely as anyone else. We now have a way for everyone to come together and share ideas, from the CEO to the new hire.

Other tools don’t provide the same level of interaction as GroupMap. It has a clear and concise process, from brainstorming to rating of opinions and ideas and finally the results. This is extremely useful with my groups.

GroupMap has fundamentally changed the way we do business. As a facilitation consultancy that spent the last 20 years on butchers’ paper, GroupMap has met a real need for ourselves and our clients. Plus it’s made us review and refresh the way we facilitate workshops.

Ease of use, and the opportunity to use GroupMap asynchronously over a longer period of time – so people could either contribute during a teleconference or in the week after if they couldn’t make it – were benefits we all appreciated from using GroupMap for our online brainstorming.

The best feedback I heard was from a group of 35 consultants who ended up using a GroupMap Open Space as a substitute for a personal meeting during the COVID-19 pandemic. They had doubts that a virtual open space would work. In the end, they came out with better and more results than in any physical meeting before.

Workshop facilitators were able to customize how the audience interacted with GroupMap (in this case mainly through voting on the most important ideas and issues) leading to a more effective and focused discussion. Having a real-time brainstorming tool allowed people to share their ideas and to have this captured in real-time.

GroupMap provided an invaluable collaborative tool that allowed facilitators to plan and deliver sessions effectively, enabling the journey mapping of sessions ahead of time and creating ways to run a workshop and gather insights that seamlessly enabled collaborative thinking. The participant experience was enjoyable, interesting and fun!

Later in the day, we used GroupMap in 2 of the following sessions and it worked really well. I set Simon who was presenting through Google Hangouts, with access to a map. As he presented, people wrote questions which he then read out and answered. It was 1000% superior to a basic webinar.