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Coda is a document management solution for creating, editing, and viewing text documents and spreadsheets. , It also helps centralize all documents to ensure seamless efficiency between teams and comes with customizable templates that let organizations create personalized documents for meetings, brainstorming sessions, customer feedback, to-do lists, and market research. It features drag-and-drop functionality, which keeps functionality simple, and has numerous tools that offer role-based access.
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Mobile Android, Mobile iPad, Mobile iPhone |
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
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Coda has been helpful with creating documents that allow different teams to align with each other. It's user friendly, and easy to follow.
Nothing :) Coda has made sharing communications and updates so easy.
We've created documents specific to workflows that our team needs, as well as created new docs for partner advocates learning the skills we use. It's made the communications effective and easily accessible.
Love all the features in Coda but my favorite is the ability to sync other programs into Coda for keeping up to date information. It makes it very easy to stay organized, assign our tasks, and track metrics.
Some of the coding required to sync some programs can have a steep learning curve.
Coda has allowed me to build out centralized resourcing for my team which has allowed us to have consistent and increased performance.
The user experience and the way the document is structured
More formatting options especially to the charts
Project management and company wiki. The teams are more efficient and organised. Benefits in planning and tracking meetings and tasks
I use coda for everything. Project management, events, database, wiki, forms, kanban, CRM, personal expenses, events planning, and much much more. The versatility of the platform is incredible and allows you to build nearly anything. Support is great, their api is good, community engagement is fantastic.
Forms could be a little more extensive. Other than that, the team at Coda has been very proactive in addressing questions and community requests. It's understandable that there are a lot of features that are requested and only limited resources to do them all. Only downside is that their dev team cannot do everything all at once. I really hope they don't lose that "growing startup" vibe and start heavily marketing their platform. It's good because they focus on development.
I have been able to create a home base for all operations for my organization. That means managing events, meeting notes, tasks, database of our members, resource management, form submissions... any many more things I will inevitably add. The open sandbox nature of the platform enables you to do nearly anything with the use of tables. The ability for inline formulas creates dynamic documents for external or internal purposes. We also use coda to handle our entire application process, from application submission to interviews to emailing applicants.
I love the collaborative features of CODA and the ability to manage all the data in table format, it's a simple project management software where you can jump right in and start using it without any project management experience. The collaborative features and packs definitely add lot of value while the automation brings in some level of convinience.
I'd love to see more flexibility around tables to be able to run various formulas for Cells, Rows and Columns, Right now the formulas a much more Column/Row specific and I'd like to see where I can have various formulas in different cells in the same row or column
Great running journal wit the power of table.
I have been using coda for past 6 months and it has come and I'm astounded by how powerful the tool is. Its biggest benefit is the familiarity of excel tables with the power of relational databases. Another aspect I love of coda is the human readable formulas. The fact that everything in a formula is relational and uses steps to access even the most remote data.
I understand the fact that the coda is different from spreadsheets, but when presenting coda docs to non-coda users they see coda tables and anchor their experience towards spreadsheets. I wish there was a way to provide a bit more spreadsheets like experience with coda. Especially towards single cell formulas. Another improvement that i would like to see is more flexibility of graphs. Through various workarounds (graphs within detailed view) we know they can scale up and down. So what would be highly beneficial is that ability to resize graphs as well as ability to change the titles of the X and Y axis. This will allow users to create powerful coda dashboards and allow coda to be
We are building mostly trackers and calculators. For example, Proposal Pricing Calculators, and OKR Tracking documents. The main benefits we have realised is the ease of cross doc synch which allows data such as pricing data and rates to be maintained in a separate location. Additionally the slack integration has enabled maintaining of trackers a lot easier.
* Helps me organize my work * Share work with others * Easy to Navigate pages
* Printing pages may be hard to get margins right * Font selection can be more
* Organization of work and thoughts * Instant collaborative work online
I love the ability to make pages & subpages Ability to use commands (/) to bring up different formats Functionality of collaboration Live polls
The version control access could be a bit better
We are streamlining how we document and collaborate, by leveraging a much richer document creation process.
+ Easy to create visually appealing sub-pages
- Some functions make it hard to type quickly (equals sign for formulas, highlighting links)
+ Organizing complex projects that require a lot of notes and writing. People can quickly browse these projects and not have to unnecessarily scroll through long GDocs.
love the ability to add different types of pages, tables, etc
harder to use tables like excel or google sheets
team collaboration and organization