Find answers to the most common questions about how FOROM works.
FOROM aims to make decisions more transparent and participatory. Users can submit ideas, vote for the ones that matter most, and track their progress. Organizations (brands, local authorities, services) get a dedicated page to collect these propositions, prioritize using votes, and communicate outcomes. The goal is to give visibility to expectations and results.
You can explore freely. To vote, propose, and manage notifications, you need to sign in.
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Yes. FOROM supports email/password authentication with account recovery if needed.
Yes for browsing pages and propositions. Signing in is required to interact (vote, propose, comment, follow).
A page is the topic (brand, city, service). A proposition is the improvement idea attached to that topic.
Votes help surface the most important expectations. They support prioritization but do not replace feasibility analysis.
Votes matter, but complexity, cost, technical dependencies, and legal constraints also influence decisions.
Open: the proposition is published and waiting for review. In progress: it is owned and being worked on. Done: the solution is shipped and live. Won't do: the proposition is not selected at this stage.
From a page, click "Add a proposition", or use the Omnibar directly. Write a clear title, describe the problem and expected outcome, then publish.
You can reply in comments on a proposition. Page owners can then mark a comment as a solution to highlight a useful answer.
Statuses are updated by authorized people on the page (owners/team). Changes are visible in the public tracking flow.
Yes. You can create general propositions and link them to a page later when relevant.
Any signed-in user can propose a page. Owners then manage settings and follow-up.
A page centralizes propositions, votes, and progress history for a given organization or service.
Yes. Parent/child link requests can be used to structure topics and avoid duplicates.
You can subscribe to a page or proposition to receive notifications when important updates happen.
A verified page indicates that an organization has been confirmed as the legitimate owner or manager of that page.
From the page, submit a verification request with the required details. Once approved, the page becomes verified.
Go to "Create a page", fill in the main details (name, description, category), then publish.
Yes. FOROM provides an embed mode to display a page's proposition list on an external website.
Explorer mode helps you quickly browse propositions, filter by status, and spot trending topics.
Owners and teams managing the page update statuses based on real implementation progress.
Page owners can moderate content and keep discussions focused on concrete improvement proposals.
Yes. A proposition can be marked as "Won't do" when it is not selected, with transparent tracking.
Once implemented, the proposition is marked "Done" and subscribers receive a notification.