Collaboard is online software perfect for quick or complex brainstorming sessions. Every CEO can use it to design a logo with the graphic designer, a marketing strategy, a business plan. The user interface is smart and simple to learn how to use. You can hold a meeting with clients to approve a project. Collaboard is very good for online lesson.

There are several great features for me, including: 1) Templates: These are great for prompting ideas and structuring of workshops, and then again later for the formatting of client reports 2) Security: this has helped convince clients that their ideas and thoughts are protected 3) Pricing: Simple and focused on my consultancy/consultants, not the size of my clients, which is hard to predict. 4) Improvements: It appears that the Collaboard time is committed to continuous improvement; there are always minor tweaks/additions that smoothen out the user experience. 5) Browser-based: This allows much broader use and much less stress on my end educating and ensuring clients are installing apps before workshops - I send a link, and they open it; it's that simple. 6) Doesn't need access to the Client Organization: With Teams, we've had several challenges collaborating with clients/contractors from different organizations whose MS environment doesn't want to work well with the MS environment of another company. 7) Simplicity: I'm impressed that despite working with clients from many countries, having to spend lots of time preparing them to use the software before the workshop is time-consuming and costly. With Collaboard, this pre-work is cut enormously because of the simplicity.

Miro and Mural have reached the point where they're charging more for features that the typical person is unlikely to use, and this almost everywhere leads to organisations putting limits on licences whereas Collaboard gives you the fundamentals and more for a great price so that you can have more people using it. I simply have no concerns about using Collaboard when I work with clients and I can absorb the costs rather than it being another charge that I have to justify.