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Get a free hands-on look at Brain in a Box Designer.

Wish you could have a look at someone using Brain in a Box? Need some tips or motivation? Have a few questions to ask?

Our webinar series are online, interactive and free for owners of Brain in a Box. They give you a hands-on look at the basics of Brain in a Box Designer from the comfort of your own desk. Ask questions, and interact with people from other companies that are at the same stage as you, all whilst watching our screens as we work through Brain in a Box Designer.

For example,Session 2 - Process Mapping I will guide you through the basics of using Brain in a Box Designer, from naming charts, through to drawing figures and lines.

Here are three quick tips from these sessions;

  1. Naming your Charts

    Before you start mapping a process make sure you give your chart a name and save the file. We recommend that you set and follow a consistent naming pattern for your files such as, Category Name- Chart Title eg. Accounts- Create an Invoice, Accounts- Send an Invoice. This establishes a good routine and organises your charts so that they can easily be filed and found as the example below shows.

    Title of Chart

    Title Chart

    Example charts sorted by name

    Example charts sorted by name
  2. Revision History

    The Revision History tab is very important and allows you to track changes you’ve made. Whilst in the process tab click the ‘New Revision’ button and fill in the dialog box. This history is now saved with the file.

    3. Title of Chart

    The ‘New Revision’ button

    Example charts sorted by name

    Example of Revision History saved
  3. The Quick Draw Palette

    The Quick Draw Palette allows you to draw figures that are consistent in size and shape. Lines will also be automatically drawn between figures for you. Shapes can be drawn manually but the quick draw palette makes the task a lot easier.




    4. These are just some of the many valuable tips you will receive during our webinar series. There are 5 sessions in each series, held fortnightly. Everyone is welcome!

    This session will be extended on in Session 3 Process Mapping II. You can book in by logging on to our website and clicking on the events section

    Looking forward to speaking to you then!