How it works

From the strategy workshop to the decision paper.

Three hours of effort for you. We do the rest.

1

Strategy Workshop

Large-scale dialogues require the right questions.

You provide the context. We provide the concept.

Questionnaire: Your situation, goals, stakeholders and hypotheses. We put your assumptions to the test in the dialogue.

Concept: Key questions, communication, choice of method, tailored to your stakeholders.

Strategy: We present. You decide.

2

Setup & Invitation

Ready to launch in 48 hours.


We set everything up: technology, invitation texts, design. You share a link. Your stakeholders click. The dialogue begins.

3

The Dialogue

We moderate daily. You have no work to do.

Participants assess each other's ideas in direct comparison, duel by duel. Out of this tournament, the group itself filters out the most viable approaches. In the end the idea counts, regardless of who had it. We check every new contribution and keep the dialogue clean.

Idea duels

Multiple choice

Likert scale

Net Promoter Score (NPS)

1 / 4
4

The Result

Not just the surface. The whole iceberg.

You see what really counts, with the arguments of your stakeholders. Organised groups cannot distort the result.

No blind spots · Clear priorities · Real consensus · Decision matrix

Clear priorities

Real consensus

Decision Matrix

No blind spots

Likert scale

Net Promoter Score (NPS)

1 / 6
5

The follow-up communication

«You listened».

You receive a finished communication for your stakeholders, transparent and traceable.

See sample report

A look under the hood

Statistical foundations, segment analysis and a finished report.

Scientifically sound

Built on established statistical methods, developed with OST and ZHAW. Every finding comes with its statistical uncertainty.

Precisely segmented

We compare departments, regions or criteria you define. That way you see where a position holds and where it falls apart.

A finished basis for decision

All topics ordered by priority, with the strongest stakeholder arguments and concrete options for action.

See sample report (citizen dialogue)

Twenty minutes is enough

We look at what you need to decide and tell you whether a dialogue will get you there.