Stormboard holds the raw material of workshops: ideas, notes, grouped themes, decisions, diagrams, and the half-formed actions that otherwise disappear after the meeting. Strawberry can turn a board into a legible synthesis, trace proposed actions back to the notes behind them, prepare a decision record, and help a facilitator close the loop.
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A cluster of sticky notes is not yet a decision.
Workshop energy makes it easy to confuse repeated ideas with agreement.
Strawberry can organise the board into themes while keeping the conflicting notes, assumptions, and unanswered questions that a short summary would usually erase.
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Turn the useful part of a workshop into owned work.
A task only helps when the owner, intended result, dependency, and source discussion are still intact. Strawberry can prepare a follow-through draft that connects each action back to the Stormboard evidence rather than inventing an owner from a vague note.
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Prepare the next meeting around what remains unresolved.
The next meeting should not repeat the brainstorm.
Strawberry can identify the decisions that still lack a choice, the actions without an owner, and the input that has not been supplied, giving the facilitator a precise agenda.
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Capture the week’s workshop output before it fades into the board archive.
Friday afternoon is late enough to include the week’s sessions and early enough for owners to correct an inaccurate reading before Monday. Strawberry can prepare a follow-through brief for recent boards without changing notes, assignments, or shared meeting material.
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