Notion Review

Notion is a project and workflow management solution that helps companies streamline operations related to goal setting, status tracking, lead management and more on a centralized platform. It allows users to use the drag-and-drop interface to organize, develop ideas, thoughts or plans.
Notion allows companies to create and maintain a knowledge base for multiple topics such as task instructions, coding guidelines, HR workflows and more. With integrated calendar and kanban boards, users can create roadmaps and track tasks by completion status, category, priority or assigned team members.
To enhance collaboration, team members can add comments on tasks and projects to initiate discussions. It allows users to create to-do lists, prepare notes for meetings, and set weekly agendas on a unified platform.

NOTION – TUTORIAL

NOTION – FEATURES

• Code snippets: native syntax highlighting for dozens of languages.
• Images and videos: embed directly from Loom and YouTube or upload your own.
• Charts: add live charts to any document.
• Every team’s files at a glance: the sidebar keeps your workspace organized, no matter how fast you grow.
• Collaborate or edit together: allow others to comment or suggest edits. Just type the @ key to get their attention.
• Product: link the roadmap to goals and keep people aligned on what’s shipping and when.
• Design: move forward with review rounds, prioritize requests, and meet all creative deadlines.
• Engineering: ship features faster with sprints, code guidelines, bug fixes, and more, all in one place.
• Figma: always share the most up-to-date designs with your team.
• Amplitude: track release metrics, experiment results, and more.
• Github: bring pull requests, issues, and even repositories directly into the solution.
• Slack: simply paste a link to see the full message without switching tools.
• Jira: view bug updates or convert an entire project into a database.
• Search that really works: powerful filters allow anyone to find data and decisions across teams in seconds.
• Drag and drop organization: anyone can contribute to your knowledge base. No need to be tech-savvy to update a page.
• Security and administration controls: protect your workspace with security, compliance, and control tools.
• Admin roles: delegate users at the admin level to manage workspace membership.
• Advanced permissions: specify who can do and create what, with granular precision.
• SAML single sign-on: allow employees to access the solution via your identity provider using SAML-based SSO.
• SCIM user provisioning: easily create, remove, add, update, or retrieve any user or group.