Sharepoint page for idea Submission and colaboration

Question

Hi,

we have a requirement of creating SharePoint site, which will be used to collect new ideas within a company and if it comes to merit after submission on this site using form etc, it will go through approval process.

Do we have any templates out there which i can refer to showcase to my team?

Thanks

Answer 1

Hi @Audi86 ,

Thank you for your reply. Glad you have a solution to your problem, even though it's an old template, I'll put this template into the solution so others can know about it. If you have any issue about SharePoint, you are welcome to raise a ticket in this forum.

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Issue Symptom:
We have a need to create a SharePoint site that will be used to gather new ideas within the company and if there is merit after submitting on that site using forms etc, it will go through the approval process. Do we have any templates for reference SharePoint pages to show to my team for idea submission and collaboration？

Solution：
By Audi86：
Create a community site.
Created in the Active sites of the SharePoint admin center, select more templates in other options, and then the Community site template in the collaboration tab.

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Answer 2

Hi @Audi86 ,

You could create forms through Microsoft Forms so that employees can share their ideas with the company, and then use flow to store the information in the form in a list that has been created in SharePoint.
References to third-party article: MICROSOFT FORMS, FLOW AND SHAREPOINT
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