I use SilkFlo for AI assisted ideation or idea intake, and it really helps with AI and automation in organizing and qualifying ideas, which speaks volumes. It solves many business problems like figuring out where to begin and how to do it, and it brings visibility that’s valuable for understanding what different siloed organizations, and enterprise systems are doing. SilkFlo helps move the organization from scattered experimentation to a more governed portfolio of opportunities with clear prioritization and ownership, driving real ROI. The team was easy to work with in the setup phase, and SilkFlo has the ability to scale, allowing us to start with a limited version and grow as needed. I also appreciate how SilkFlo normalizes ideas and fixes issues around disconnected spreadsheets, bringing everything together under one roof, which is helpful in defining value. Even though SilkFlo doesn’t do everything, in its class, it performs very well and really stands out, making it something I would recommend to others. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I mean, SilkFlo does what it does very well, but it doesn't do everything. It's a darn good start, but the next steps would be taking that same information from assisted ideation and building an ROI, then actually building that into projects and tracking those projects. This can all be done in other tools, and I think that's somewhere SilkFlo should aim to co—creating a project around the ideas and tracking them so that it's a full end-to-end solution. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.