Thankfully, Coda has a variety of resources like their Community of creators, the Help Center, a YouTube channel (shout out to !), and a fantastic support team. The power of Coda can be intimidating when onboarding - I would second-guess whether doc layouts were as good as they could possibly be, if my formulas were robust, if I should make a different sub-page or section for content, etc. If I'm ever stuck on how to make a doc (like distributed onboarding), I browse docs that other Coda creators have published for ideas on layouts, formatting, and formulas. The gallery is a collection of published docs that can be copied for your own use or be used for inspiration for creating new docs.

These are game-changers when it comes to remembering an upcoming deadline, reminding a co-worker of an outstanding action item, or celebrating a data milestone. In Coda you can set data and time-based triggers to alert you in email and Slack.

Coda's flexible platform allows you to build docs that suit whatever work you're trying to accomplish. I have transferred most of my professional work into Coda docs and (even more excitingly) moved all of my 'life admin' work (moving checklists, auto repair history, wedding planning, etc) into Coda docs. Never again do I have to link to a spreadsheet or paste long-form text into table so that all of my Google Suite info is cobbled into one doc. First and foremost: tables and a writing surface in one doc. And also you will get some great ideas for how to use it in your business. But before you sync Coda also navigate through the different templates that other users are creating, because you will find it very useful. My recommendation for others when using Coda is to check also other products in the market, trying to compare which one is better. Just a quick catch up with them, how to use it and that's it. So it didn't need much explanation for them. And for their editors, for most of our cases, most of the people was already using Coda before. And it's quite a straight forward to share a link. For most of the people, they just need to be sold the visualization. Ones are those who are going to write out the goals to edit, and those who just need to be synthesizing information. Onboarding people to Coda is quite easy because you have two different type of futures. I wanted to have a Wiki for my company, and I think it was having all the functionalities and visualizations that they needed to share all the information that everyone in the company should have available. I chose Coda because I was looking for building a one source of truth. I didn't choose Notion because pricing wise, while it was a bit more competitive and click app is a tool that is probably better for other functionalities, but not the one I was trying to solve with Coda. Before using Coda I consider a click app app. I give a review of four over five to Coda.

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