"Having a single hub for every project has become our source of truth and eliminates the confusion of scattered information across multiple tools.”
“Before Notion, a lot of the team's knowledge was bottlenecked in the minds of a few. Now folks feel empowered to self serve and move at speed.”
“Notion helps us make sure our processes are all set up, and everything for kicking off a hiring process is available in one place.”
“Notion is like a set of building blocks. I love being able to show what I want to show, and display it in any format I want.”
“Having Notion as one place for all our documentation, roadmap, everything — that really helps us save time and work more efficiently.”
“All conversations, not just the technical ones, happen in Notion."
"All different parts of a project are tracked in a single place. Having that visibility, without needing to go multiple places to look for information, is really helpful."
"Our old engineering wiki was a mess and barely updated, which was almost worse than no one using it. Now that it's on Notion — along with rest of our work and planning — it's easy to use it every day."
"Notion’s nested functionality is a game changer. You can scaffold information really well. You can get a high-level overview or drill down — it’s like a choose-your-own-adventure."
“With everything documented in Notion, new hires adjust much faster and don't have to waste time piecing together what they need to know.”
"Anything that exists in anyone’s brain is also recorded in Notion. Someone could join Deel and onboard themselves without ever speaking to anybody."
"Everything hangs off our company OKRs. We set what we’re trying to achieve as an organization and our team translates that into their own version."
"The problem wasn't just having too many tools. It was that none of them were truly connected. Our teams struggled to find and use information effectively across departments."
"Our AI doesn’t just search keywords. It understands your workspace’s actual structure and relationships."
“In Notion's editor, I can turn a document full of messy research into something watchable.”