• Great for gathering customer feedback in a simple, web2.0 way
• Perfect for employee or member dialogue and consultation
• Ideal for crowd-sourcing, promoting innovation and ideas exchange
• Run debates on issues that your community cares about

Embrace web2.0 and collaboration

Your employees, customers, stakeholders, members are used to sharing ideas using things like Twitter and Facebook.  Use Delib’s Dialogue platform to bring valuable, engaging, online dynamic interaction to your organisation and own the debate and the data for yourself.

Innovate beyond traditional communication channels

Go beyond the usual, bland feedback forms or staid suggestion box schemes and do something innovative, fresh and highly useful.

Use a proven tool

Our Dialogue platform has been used by the likes of the White House and Department of Homeland Security to get thousands of people involved in important discussions.

Simple to use and low-cost

We’ve developed a sophisticated but simple dialogue platform that provides organisations with an engaging, high-quality online discussion tool.  It’s flexible enough to suit most requirements straight out of the box whilst remaining simple to use:

• organisations can manage static content such as introductory copy, information pages, contact details etc
• users can submit their own ideas
• users can rate, tag and comment on anyone else’s ideas
• moderation and admin systems make it easy to keep everything appropriate and on track
• data exports and Analytics access give valuable insight into results and contributions gathered.

Key features

The secret to our Dialogue App’s success is its combination of full feature set, simple usability and great design.

Since 2004, we have specialised in facilitating online engagement in decision-making.  We love debate and are proud of our platform.  We hope it will make your job easier and your decision-making process better.  Used by the US national government for major policy debates, this sophisticated platform is now available for use in all kinds of discussion projects and offers amazing value: great quality at an affordable price with friendly expertise. 

Some of the key features of the Delib Dialogue App are set out below; please drop us a line if you want to talk about how you could best make use of the Dialogue App or have specific questions.

Simple content management

Set out your proposition and pertinent background material with easy-to-edit content pages.

Intuitive ways to explore

Bring the highest rated ideas to the top, browse the most commented, drill down by user-defined tags, search for exactly the topic you’re after...we’ve kept refining the site navigation to make these dialogues really engaging destinations.

Rate, tag, comment

These key actions at the heart of the Dialogue App are really smoothly implemented with slick AJAX interfaces that keep the wheels of discussion well-oiled: for example, start typing in a tag and the system will suggest existing similar tags to you.  These simple interactions build consensus and quickly make sense of a dialogue: see themes emerge in the tag cloud, watch the highest rated ideas bubble to the top of the pile, follow the unfolding debate under the most commented ideas...

Stacks of useful data

The Dialogue App’s built-in reports make it easy to dig into and report on what’s being said in your dialogue.  We also include Analytics access so you can check out everything you need to know about your site traffic.

Online dialogues in action

Our platform has been used by local authorities, NDPBs and the US administration.  We’ve also worked with charities and brands on other online engagement and ideas-gathering projects.  Some examples of great online ideas-sharing include:

NAPA health IT debate

thenationaldialogue.org/healthit
‘A unique experiment in 21st century democracy’.

Think Fathers

www.think-fathers.org/
An ideas sharing app and blog site for this government campaign.

JISC Answers

change.jiscanswers.org/
This Higher Education body used our dialogue platform to help answer service users’ questions during a big transition.