Coda takes Google Sheets and Google Docs to the next level with full-on tables/databases/ views, the ability to filter them based on conditions, and support for formulas. More importantly, it allows you to build automation with integration. E.g., when a user clicks here, generate an email to notify the owner on slack. Or generate a weekly email showing the updates. The best part being this can all be done by non-technical users. For most users, using these documents is obvious on their very first try. Then with some experience (about an hour), they can gradually start getting more proficient at exploring the powers of Coda. Also has graphs/wordcloud to do analytics of your projects. It usually takes me 5 minutes to show to a complete beginner when I build a project for them, which would, as a programmer, take me at least a week to build using other tools. The number of possibilities with coda are deep, and every day I realize how little I know. I was hesitant and skeptic to try Coda out, and after first 30 minutes of using it, was a convert. Other things I like: (1) For paying users, there's a help chat button where a person can respond to your questions. If I can't find a solution, I reach out there and have both gotten answers, as well as filed feature requests. I am happy to say that a few issues I reported were solved and shipped in the main product. (2) Frequent product updates - they have made several performance improvements over the last 4 months. (3) The community and knowledge base - When I have a question, I just search on https://community.coda.io/ and someone usually has an answer. (4) When you make something unique, can you share it back with the community as a template.

The ability to share and review content so easily. Really appreciate how I'm able to review changed that my team members have made and everything is done in real time.

Flexibilität, um aktuelle Informationen auf verschiedene Weise zu erhalten. Es war ein sehr nützliches Werkzeug bei der Zusammenarbeit mit Teamkollegen, der Entwicklung interner Verfolgungsmechanismen und dem Brainstorming neuer Ideen.