Basecamp vs Notion

• I enjoy the calendar view. As long as you're always assigning deadline dates to the tasks, the looking at the calendar view can really help you determine your outlook for the day, the week, and quickly see any tasks past due that need to be addressed or moved.
• It's easy to bring in outside people in on projects and give them access to that particular project to collaborate just on that.
• Duplicating projects or task lists is a helpful feature when you have a recurring task list. It makes it easy to have the same process every time you want to execute the task list.

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• Notion is very easy to use and create content on. With other Wikis, you have to edit the page using widgets and never know what it will look like until you are done. With Notion you get to create in the same view that others will see when they view your page.
• Notion is very clean and easy to read. There are a lot of different choices for how to format the content however you wold like.

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• Does not allow for information to be automatically ported over (via API or similar) to our user story tracking platform.
• Doesn't provide an easy way to search for file or image attachments that were added in various discussion threads.
• Unclear how or why some files are accessible via the Docs & Files tab, and some aren't.

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• Sometimes the data functions are difficult to get working.
• Wish there was an option for folders to better organized.
• Formatting does not work well when using copy/paste or exporting to another type of file or document.

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• We have far less meetings! Which is great. I think this has made us far more efficient, wasting time with meetings and getting more done.
• We are able to keep track of notes and progress on a project much more easily. I feel like things stay on track much better than before we had Basecamp.
• I think timelines and deadlines are kept very clear and everyone has clear expectations. This means people know exactly what they need to work on at any given time (and know what they will be working on next too). As bad as it sounds to say, I think before we had Basecamp, deadlines and timelines weren't very clear sometimes.

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• It reduces duplicative work as everyone is literally on the same page.
• Allows multiple stages of the production to happen simultaneously without impeding the other, i.e. content editing and photo insertion can happen simultaneously once the draft is finished.

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