Adapt to your team’s needs by creating a Team Page. Coda makes it easy to cut through the noise of one database and pull only the relevant information front and center by using customized views.
table. Hover over the cards below and click Filter(on the top right-hand side) to see how we’ve created a custom view to show only the members of the Engineering team.
Click on each card to learn more about each team member including which tasks they’re assigned, and their workload.
table here to only show tasks assigned to the Engineering team. Hover over the table and click Filter(on the top right-hand side) to see how we’ve accomplished this using a simple formula.
table is filtered to only display members of the Engineering team. And we’re displaying the effort column from that people column as a chart. Hover over the chart and click Display to see how we’ve accomplished this!
tables filtered to only show the data relevant to the Engineering team.
Use this page as a template-within-a-template to create multiple team pages with the same views, but filtered for each specific team!
Here’s how to do this:
Hover over the title of the page in the left-hand side menu, click on the shish-kabob menu icon (three dots), and then click Duplicate
Adjust the filters on your new pages for each team. Now your Engineering team, Design team, and any other team you work with can have their own specific team hubs within this doc.
Once you’ve set your team roadmaps up, take things further with Cross-doc ↓
Set up Cross-Doc!
When building out a product roadmap in Coda, you might find you want to pull information from one central doc into another team-specific doc. Enter Cross-doc!
Cross-doc allows you to pull in tables from other Coda docs so that you can annotate, review, or reference them. Learn how to set this up for your team: