Intuit ^[1], the financial solutions company behind management software like Quicken and Quickbooks, has publicly launched Brainstorm ^[2], its web-based collaboration tool that offers a simple and intuitive interface to map out company-wide brainstorms for new ideas, challenges, and pipelines.

Intuit’s program, which had only previously been used internally at the company, allows a company’s employees to share, rate, and comment on ideas, while also enabling decision-makers to create campaigns and track ideas for specific business challenges.

The company currently offers a free 30-day trial for Brainstorm; after the trial, pricing starts at $5 per user per month, with a $500 per month minimum.

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