Mural holds the raw material of workshops: sticky notes, maps, priorities, participant comments, and the decisions that need to survive after everyone leaves the board. Strawberry can work from the Mural canvas and supporting materials you provide to cluster themes and produce a facilitator summary. It turns outcomes into owners and next steps, then prepares a cadence for keeping active boards decision-ready.
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Find the patterns in a board without erasing the disagreement.
A dense wall of notes may contain a strong theme, a minority warning, and a repeated idea that only looks like consensus. Strawberry can organise the visible material into a synthesis that retains counts, tensions, and the original board evidence.
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Leave the workshop with decisions people can act on.
Facilitation only creates momentum when outcomes become clear commitments rather than another link to a board. Strawberry can prepare a readout that separates a confirmed decision from an open question and preserves where the conclusion came from.
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Test a visual map against the customer evidence behind it.
Journey maps can gain confidence as they become prettier, even if parts of the story were never validated. Strawberry can compare the map in Mural with the research files or interview notes you provide. It exposes the evidence gaps before they become roadmap input.
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Keep an active board ready for the steering conversation.
A Thursday pass can focus on what changed since the prior review and extract the decisions that need leadership input. It makes the board legible before a steering session. The cadence prevents weekly project governance from starting with twenty minutes of reorientation.
It can work from the visible Mural canvas and the relevant notes, research, or workshop materials you attach to the task.
Review an edit, invite, export, or share as a distinct action before it is carried out.
Yes. Capture the board scope, comparison window, decision format, and steering audience as a skill, then schedule it ahead of the meeting it supports.
Keep confidential workshop content scoped to the people and purpose that need it, and inspect any proposed distribution against the board’s privacy expectations.
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