We've all been there: you create a Google Docs, you share it with your team member and a few days later it's impossible to find it in your drive. In Slite, organize docs in easy to find channels so they're always a few clicks away.
Channels, not folders
Our team has recently shifted from Google Docs to Slite, and I find it so much more convenient and well-organized. For example, finding a document in Slite is far easier than searching for "hmmm where did that press release draft go?" in Google Docs.
Google Docs gives teams little to no context on what individuals are working on and what they're contributing. Slite is built around collaboration and getting your team in sync. It gives you a clear overview of what your team's been up to.
Activity highlights
Follow bolded documents to discover what your team's been working on.
Team insights
Check out your team's usage: Who's been writing most? What are they searching for?
All the important information at Pumpkin is now finally in one place. It's literally keeping the team on the same page: previously on Google Docs, no one came to check what work others were up to. We also avoid losing valuable insights in our Slack history.
From the folder structure to its editor, Google Docs is bulkier and overly complex. Writing and navigating in Slite is faster and more intuitive for everyone.
Fast search that works
No fluff, to the point editor
Dead simple document linking
Slite has a great UI, and our notes are now better organized than they were in Google Docs. The file system allows us to focus on writing notes, and not constantly reorganize them.