Your sales team works hard to develop strategies, follow up with prospects, provide demos, and more, but it can be difficult to keep track of all the information and documents that are generated during the sales process. Here at Notion, our sales team uses this template to consolidate all the documents required to complete a sale, from beginning to end. With Notion's database feature, it's easy to track document status, next steps, and due dates, ensuring that everyone has the information they need to stay on track and get reviews completed on time. By using this template, teams can streamline their sales process and stay organized throughout the entire cycle.

Clear ownership of projects leads to better organization. Our product and engineering teams use a simple template to ensure that our roster is always up to date. This also allows us to link different projects with the teams working on them.

This template allows you to customize your work tasks and goals to increase productivity and efficiency. It also enables you to align your daily work and ongoing projects with your organization's performance management metrics to ensure you're prepared for your annual evaluation. Additionally, it enables you to track your professional development interests to continue growing and achieving success.

Collecting feedback is an essential part of any growing startup looking to improve their product. This feedback tracker allows you to centralize all of your product feedback from various platforms into a single, accessible database. Use the Notion Web Clipper to quickly capture online feedback and embed the details into a subpage. You can prioritize certain features by categorizing feedback with quantifiable tags. This template will help give your customers a voice and provide clarity on what the team should focus on.

Every company, especially startups, needs to have a clear product vision and strategy in order to guide their efforts and focus their team. Roman Pichler has created a product vision board to help new startups identify their product vision, even if they don't have a lot of data on their customers. The board is designed to be concise and avoid unnecessary details, such as user stories, personas, and design sketches, in order to help startups stay focused on their overall goals.

Post-mortem meetings provide a comprehensive view of projects, unlike other meetings in the project management process. By conducting regular post-mortem meetings after every project, you can build up institutional knowledge that can be used to create structured processes and improve team communication. This template can help you streamline future projects and enhance organizational learning. By using this template, you can improve the effectiveness of your post-mortem meetings and gain valuable insights into your projects.

We use this product management system to keep track of all our product and engineering projects, as well as communicate updates to the rest of the company. This system has four main components: Teams, Tasks, Projects, and Weekly updates. These components are all linked together, making it easier to keep using this system effectively.

To ensure that your teams are aligned on release dates, processes, and context, it is important to maintain a single database that enables cross-functional collaboration and simplifies information sharing among teams. This template allows you to filter your product releases by platform, status, or type, and provides database templates for new features and bug fixes. By using this template, you can keep everyone on your team informed and aligned by tracking all releases in a shared database.

This Notion library includes a range of templates that can help you "get stuff done" by following a structured path. The library includes the GTD Mindsweep, BASB Second Brain Library, and Project Management Database, as well as a Start Here page with paths for different characters, the P.A.R.A. method, weekly, monthly, and quarter planning pages, a habits tracker, and more. Access to this growing library of templates is available to users who sign up.

This template provides a comprehensive guide for creating an effective plan for organizing and analyzing data with a GA4 instance. It includes instructions for setting up the plan, common calls to use in various scenarios, and tips for maximizing the value of the GA4 instance. With this plan in place, developers can easily implement the tracking plan and start gaining valuable insights from the data. The template also serves as clear documentation of the analytics setup, which team members can easily update or share with others. The database of activities is a useful tool for organizing your notes and tracking your progress while studying or learning something new. It allows you to easily store and review completed activities, and can be integrated with other databases in your workspace, such as calendars and notebooks. This can help you stay organized and on track as you learn and grow.