Sharing is caring: 8 ways to share your Lucidspark boards

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Lucidspark makes it easy to share ideas, project plans, icebreakers, and more.

In this blog post, we go over eight different ways to share your Lucidspark boards—pick the experience that works best for your team and projects!

Share from your board

If you’re working in your Lucidspark board and would like to quickly share it, you have several options—all found at the top-right corner of your board.

Click the share button to share via email, link, Slack, or Join ID.

Email

Enter a person, email address, or group at your organization to share your board with and set access permissions.

Link

Enable a shareable link and set access permissions. You can also choose to link your board to your current view so collaborators see exactly what you want them to.

If you are on a Lucid Enterprise account, you can set a passcode or expiration time for your link by clicking “Add security.”

Alternatively, you can select the button with the link icon in the top-right corner of your board (next to the share button) if you’d like to quickly copy a link with the current access permissions.

Slack

Enter a person or channel to share your board with and set access permissions. Once your board is in Slack, you can grant access to additional team members from there.

Join ID

A Join ID is a six-digit code that you can input at lucid.app/join or from the “+New” button on your Lucid Home page to bring up your board in seconds. Join ID access automatically expires after two hours (or sooner if turned off).

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Share from your Documents page

You can also share Lucidspark boards right from your Lucid Documents page. To share a board without opening it, simply hover over the board thumbnail and click “Link” or “Share.” Clicking “Link” will copy a shareable link with the permissions you’ve already set for your board. “Share” will bring up options to add collaborators by email, link, or Slack, as well as manage permissions for individual collaborators.

Share with Microsoft Teams

If you use Microsoft Teams, you can add a Lucidspark board as a tab in your team channel so anyone in the channel can contribute or comment on the board. If there's comments on the board, you'll be able to see these comments (as well as any invites) right in your Teams notifications, streamlining communication. You’ll get the Lucidspark experience without leaving Microsoft Teams.

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About Lucid

Lucid Software is the leader in visual collaboration and work acceleration, helping teams see and build the future by turning ideas into reality. Its products include the Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite (Lucidchart and Lucidspark) and airfocus. The Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite, combined with powerful accelerators for cloud and process transformation, empowers organizations to streamline work, foster alignment, and drive business transformation at scale. airfocus, an AI-powered product management and roadmapping platform, extends these capabilities by helping teams prioritize work, define product strategy, and align execution with business goals. The most used work acceleration platform by the Fortune 500, Lucid's solutions are trusted by more than 100 million users across enterprises worldwide, including Google, GE, and NBC Universal. Lucid partners with leaders such as Google, Atlassian, and Microsoft, and has received numerous awards for its products, growth, and workplace culture.

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