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The room’s ideas, ranked by the room

Idea box, voting for, neutral or against, moderation: a consultation turns a roundtable into a documented decision.

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Consultation — 64 ideas submitted

A cross-site careers forum ▲ 36
Carpooling for the seminar ▲ 24
A free slot every afternoon ▲ 18

What the module can do

Idea box

Every attendee submits proposals from their phone, during the workshop or between two sessions.

Three-way voting

For, neutral or against, one vote per person and per idea: the ranking reflects the room.

Moderation before publishing

Proposals go through a queue that you approve or reject.

Idea categories

Proposals are filed by theme, so a workshop can be summarized in minutes.

Instant consensus

The best and worst rated ideas rise automatically to the top of the page.

Exportable results

Proposals and votes export for the write-up and the action plan.

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Participatory consultation, explained

What is a participatory consultation in a company?

It is a format where employees propose ideas and vote on each other's, rather than answering a closed questionnaire. In WeChain, proposals arrive through the event and ranking comes from the votes: what emerges comes from the room, not from the agenda.

How do you gather employees' ideas during an event?

You open a consultation on a specific theme — how work is organised, a product, the next seminar. Each person submits a proposal from their phone and backs the ones they agree with. The most widely shared subjects rise on their own, without a facilitator having to choose.

How do you keep an idea box constructive?

Moderation is built in: each proposal can be approved before it is published. At an internal event that is enough to hold a constructive frame while still letting difficult subjects be raised — which is generally what a consultation is for.

How is this different from a live poll?

A poll offers answers; a consultation lets attendees write their own. The first measures an opinion on a question you asked, the second surfaces subjects you had not thought of. They complement each other: you consult, then you put it to a vote.

What do you do with the ideas once the event is over?

They export with their votes, which gives you a ranking you can defend in committee. This is the most sensitive moment in the exercise: a consultation that produces nothing discourages the next one for good. Better to keep three ideas and say so than collect fifty and stay silent.

It plays as a team

The consultation feeds on the other modules — and feeds them back.

Push notifications — revive participation Program — one consultation per workshop Statistics — track ideas and votes Chat — debate the proposals

Run a consultation with your team

A demo consultation in the sandbox is waiting for your ideas and your votes.

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