TransparentChoice defines a project as any decision-making process that includes a name, description, alternatives, evaluation criteria, and optionally additional elements like scales and a team. Users can manage projects within workspaces, create new projects, and export data, while also having options to copy projects for repeated decisions and publish templates for sharing best practices. This approach facilitates collaboration and enhances decision-making efficiency.

1. Projects
Working with projects in TransparentChoice

2. What is a project?
• Any decision you are making using TransparentChoice is a project
• A project consists of;
– A “project name and description”
– A set of alternatives (the list of options available to you as an outcome of
your decision)
– A set of criteria (the list of factors that you will use to evaluate your
criteria)
– Optionally, a set of scales and / or attributes
– A team
– Results and analysis
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3. Open a Projects / Workspaces
1. Choose your workspace (a folder where a team can
collaborate on a number of projects)
2. Click on “Projects”
3. Click on the project you want to work on
4. You can search and sort your projects here

4. Create a new project
1. Choose your workspace (a folder where a team can collaborate on
a number of projects)
2. Click on “Projects”
3. Click “Create project”
4. Give your project a name, goal and description then hit “Create”
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5. Access other options from the “gear”
Edit or delete the project (as outlined in
previous slide)
Click here to export project data and results to
a spreadsheet
You can create a copy of your project. For
example, if you have a repeating purchase
decision, you can create a copy for each
version of the decision. Or if you have a 2-
stage decision (long-list going to short-list)
you can copy the project selecting just the
successful alternatives from the first round.
When you make a copy, you choose
whether to include criteria, alternatives,
collaborators and judgements, giving you
great flexibility.
You can publish your project as a
template. This could allow you to share
best practice with colleagues, to
monetize decision models or to
advertise your consulting expertise.