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Results · Card Distribution

Distribute a generated card set across participants

Group planning requires a clear view of who is assigned which cards and how much allocation those cards represent. Card Distribution offers equal-count and balanced-allocation modes, with per-person allocations to review before sharing the plan.

Open Permutify to use Card Distribution

Pro feature

Sharing a large plan across multiple participants.

Assigned cards and allocation totals per person.

What Card Distribution does

Splits generated cards between people by equal card count or balanced allocation for group planning.

Example: compare equal counts with balanced allocations

Add three participants to a plan containing twelve cards. An equal-count distribution can assign four cards to each person, but their allocation totals may differ if the card allocations vary. Compare the balanced-allocation mode when the amount allocated matters more than matching the number of cards.

How to use Card Distribution

Open Permutify and find Card Distribution in Results.

  • Open Card Distribution.
  • Add participant names and choose a distribution mode.
  • Review each person's assigned cards.

What to check before relying on the result

Equal counts do not necessarily mean equal allocations or potential returns. Review each assignment after changing the cards or allocation settings. Distribution records a plan; it does not transfer funds or settle agreements between participants.

Which distribution modes are available?

You can distribute by equal card count or balanced allocation. Add participant names and compare the resulting assignments.

Can I save the distribution with the plan?

Strategy Saving preserves distribution state with the workspace setup, alongside matches, outcomes, allocations, filters, and scenarios.