Atlan organizational circles use Loomio to conduct important threads of conversation that when ready get turned into proposals that are then voted on - which is how decisions are collaboratively made. This platform supports the efficiency our Sociocratic Consent Decision making process.Atlan organizational circles use Loomio to conduct important threads of conversation that when ready get turned into proposals that are then voted on - which is how decisions are collaboratively made. This platform supports the efficiency our Sociocratic Consent Decision making process.
Loomio Platform
Loomio is and web service designed to assist groups with collaborative, consensus-focused decision-making processes. It is a software web application, where users can initiate discussions and put up proposals. As the discussions progress to initiating a proposal, the group receives feedback through an updatable or other data visualizations. Loomio is basically a web based forum (has optional email delivery interface) with tools to facilitate conversations and decision making processes from starting and holding conversations to reaching outcome. Self-managing organizations
Build collaborative culture through inclusive, democratic participation
Work together as a distributed organization Apply collaborative decision-making processes Engage staff in company-wide decisions Boards and governance
Continue governance between meetings
Facilitate discussion on topics Make decisions between meetings Improve governance practices Membership organizations
Inclusive space to engage with members
Share information and raise topics Participate in policy development Operating In Loomio
The top-level organizational structure in Loomio is the group. A group is made up of members, who are granted permission to that group. Groups can be both public and private, permitting for both privacy and transparency.
Within the groups, members create discussions on specific topics. During a discussion, members of the group post comments and create proposals.
Proposals solicit feedback from members on a specific proposition. Members can either agree, disagree, abstain, or block. Blocking is essentially a strong form of disagreement.