A live working session for FSATPA leadership. Everyone joins with a name and a session code, edits together, and votes and scores independently — then you review everyone's results and decide.
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Pulled from the discovery questionnaire and the FSATPA design system. Read it aloud to open the session, then keep it open — every later score traces back to here.
North star: "giving Tribal members full visibility into their benefits — more user-friendly than a portal built for the internal team."
"A place where you can clearly see how much the community has invested in you, and what you've done with it."
"Easy to use, answers my questions, keeps me on track."
Build this together. Start from the questionnaire words, add any the room raises, move a word to the other column if it belongs there, delete what doesn't fit, and star the few that are non-negotiable. The starred must-evoke words become the lens for scoring later.
FSATPA serves many Tribal nations, and a single fixed brand and a name each Tribe localizes are different products with different costs. Each card shows how the name would read. Tap the card that matches your view — everyone's votes show live below.
Every name gathered so far, grouped by family and alphabetical within each. Cut together and fast. Keep earns a spot on the scorecard, Maybe holds, Cut drops. Add the six from the Miro board (and anything from the room) at the bottom.
Only names you kept or marked maybe appear here. Each person scores on their own. Big dots are your scores; the small number under each is the group average. The Everyone's results panel totals the room and shows how each person voted so you can discuss.
No names kept yet — go to Triage and mark some Keep.
A name lives out loud — on a call, between two members, on a landing page. Take your top scorers and actually say each sentence. Check what passes. Flag anything that smells like money or a form.
Score some names first — the top scorers show up here.
Work each seed for two minutes; anything promising, add it and it flows back into triage and scoring.
A heritage or Tribal-language term needs the right people from that Tribe to approve it, and each Tribe's process differs. Treat language names as directions to explore with the Tribe, not decisions. Steer toward community investment and collective caring; steer away from money.
The name carries the idea; tone and color carry the feeling. Each person picks their own — up to four tone words, and one palette. The tallies below show where the room lands. Palettes 1–3 stay close to the current FSATPA brand; 4–6 explore fresh directions.
The three highest group-average scorers are pulled straight from the scorecard. Keep them or swap in anything the room preferred, then add a one-line rationale and a headline for each. Export at the end.