Crowdicity crowdsourcing and idea management platform

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Innovation just became everyone's job

Reach out to the Crowd and leverage ALL of your organisation's intellectual capital; harness original ideas, encourage collaboration, manage feedback, crowdsource solutions, power innovation

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What is Crowdicity?

Crowdicity is an Enterprise SaaS based Ideas Management platform that enables systematic capture, sharing and prioritisation of potentially high value business ideas. It can be open or private access and can be easily configured and customised to meet any organisation’s needs.

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  • Crowdicity is used by leading organisations

    BBC NCN Morrisons Yell UKTV Dave Royal College of Nursing BIS Watch Blighty
  • Crowdicity has been featured in…

    Companies who testify about Crowdicity
  • What our customers are saying…

    "Crowdicity allowed the BBC to quickly launch a feedback system to capture insight and ideas from suppliers."
    Rubin Shah
    BBC Future Media & Technology
  • What our customers are saying…

    "A great and creative tool well worth using as a method of engaging staff."
    Geraldine Cunningham
    Head of the Learning and Development Institute, Royal College of Nursing
  • What our customers are saying…

    "It is a brilliant piece of software backed by a hugely credible team. Crowdicity allows us to be ahead of the curve."
    Patrick Buckley MRICS
    Joint Managing Director, Propeagle.com
  • What our customers are saying…

    "As a vehicle for collaboration, Crowdicity is excellent and has enabled a large number of participants to work together in a truly innovative fashion."
    Phil Hughes
    Education Consultation
    Educational Consultant for Catapulting Kids Further! project
  • What our customers are saying…

    "Crowdicity opens the door to a more productive and enjoyable method of idea development and promotion that challenges the more traditional and expensive models."
    Ramon Youseph
    The Daily Crowdsource
  • What our customers are saying…

    "Crowdicity represents a great way of ensuring all staff have the opportunity to have their views heard."
    Matthew Batten
    Customer Service Project Manager at RCN

The benefits of Crowdicity:

Build engagement & relationships with key audiences

Crowdicity actively engages and involves your customers in your products and services, helping identify new opportunities and improvement.

Surface new perspectives & diverse opinions

Tap into the whole of your businesses intellectual capital (both internal and external) by harnessing collective brain power.

Invite employees, clients and customers to contribute ideas

Leverage the ‘wisdom of the crowd’. Let your users prioritise what’s important to them and help you deliver something that people want.

Bring new energy into the process of generating ideas

Crowdicity reduces the time it takes to identify, discuss and adopt ideas – months not years.

Encourage breakthrough thinking

Crowdsource outside perspectives, encourage new points of view. Access and benefit from this dispersed knowledge.

Marketing research new ideas in real time

Crowdsource customer & employees trends in real time. Gain insight into the areas of your brand, businesses, product or service that your users most or least value.

“Crowdicity has generated a lot of excitement across the organisation and created great conversations about those things that matter to staff.”

Geraldine Cunningham, Head of the Learning and Development, Royal College of Nursing

What's going on in Crowdicity world?

Crowdicity on Radio 4

Nick Wright, Crowdicity co-founder talks to Radio4’s ‘You and Yours’ about the opportunity crowdsourcing represents for business.
Listen on iplayer

The Open Innovation Accelerator

We will be guest speaking at the 2 day event to accelerate your innovation process through collaborative innovation.

Crowdicity on advisory board for Internet Gallery

We’re proud to be appointed to the Advisory board of the world’s first permanent Internet Gallery at the National Media Museum.