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1. GRID’s marketing report & projections
makes spreadsheet data easy to understand and leverage, so your team can move fast and get more done than you ever imagined. Integrate GRID with Notion to help project the next month’s marketing effort, find the most profitable budget allocation and spot the easiest point for improvement.
2. GRID's PM Sprint Dashboard
This template helps project managers and teams to keep an overview of the status of tasks in their sprints. The template has a burndown chart and column charts to see how the sprint is going. We are submitting this ahead of the Notion Project Management Launch.
3. Project Brainstorming and Planning with Lucid
The "Project Brainstorming and Planning with Lucid" template creates a brainstorming structure that prioritizes productivity, collaboration, and decision-making. Bring collaborators across your company into the Lucidspark board for different perspectives, vote on ideas, and use a Visual Activity to bring objectivity into your decision-making process. Then, use Notion to keep track of your highest-priority deliverables without losing the context of your original brainstorming session.
4. Loom's simple project plan
Standardizing the project plan allows your team to ask the right questions and receive constructive feedback accordingly. Build a strong case for your project by embedding Figma files, Loom videos, metrics and more. Use this template to write an effective project plan and streamline async team collaboration.
5. Github Synced Database
GitHub helps development teams and companies build, ship, and maintain their software. Use the power of Notion with GitHub to connect your workflows and help your teams collaborate in one place. Use a synced database to bring full GitHub repositories into Notion as databases – and use database filters, views, rollups, and relations to create custom views for every team.
6. Run Retrospectives with Rootly
A good retrospective is key to helping companies improve their overall system reliability. This template provides incident response teams with a quick and an organized way to create retrospectives following an incident. This will not only save time for the team, but also document all content in a consistent manner.
7. GRID’s startup runway calculator
makes spreadsheet data easy to understand and leverage, so your team can move fast and get more done than you ever imagined. They made this startup runway calculator to help startups forecast, budget, strategize and seek funds. Ditch the static spreadsheets and link directly to your GRID data models!
8. Pitch’s sales deal room
A deal room is your private space to organize pitch decks, manage a list of leads and deals, and store proposals and contracts. This template will help you track all sales prospects in one place and ensure you’re focused on the deals that matter the most.
9. Pitch’s onboarding checklist
Set new hires, contractors, and recently promoted colleagues up for success with proper onboarding. Update this page and share it with the recipient so they can hit the ground running.
10. Da-Vi:Ultimate Project Manager & Your Second Brain
Project "Da-Vi", currently utilized at udaan.com, is a versatile Notion template designed for Project/Product Management, Engineering Task Management, and Issue Tracking.
This comprehensive system not only acts as an all-encompassing project management information hub, fostering seamless communication and collaboration, but also serves as a centralized knowledge base and repository for lessons learned, enhancing organizational learning and efficiency. It supports a variety of methodologies, from agile practices like sprint planning and retrospectives to predictive tools like Gantt Charts, catering to diverse project management needs.
Rooted in PMI's PMBOK principles, Project Da-Vi facilitates efficient project management, while the PARA method (inspired by Tiago Forte's 'Building a Second Brain') ensures organized and accessible data retrieval. Its efficiency is epitomized in the 'My Dashboard' feature, tailored to display relevant tasks and information specific to each user, enabling them to manage over 95% of their tasks from this single, personalized interface.
With built-in templates for user stories, features, epics, and bugs, even though the tool best suits engineering task management, it can be easily adapted for any project or task management needs.
