I find it hard to understand the concept of the Copy Doc button.
Any Coda user can copy and use MY content?
I get the idea of distributing templates, but you should let users choose if they want to give the template away, all the more so - the content.
What am I missing here?
How is progress with sharing âviewingâ privileges to people with no associated Google Account? As a contract project manager with multiple clients not interested in the frustration of migrating organisational domains to Google Accounts, this is a major roadblock.
If I understand publishing correctly, it becomes a fully âpublicâ document. I donât think my non-Google-associated clients would like that very much
An account would be required in someway or another to verify someone has permission to view a doc. As far as other logins go, things are in the works, I just donât have an ETA at the moment.
Hey Ben. This is just to give a +1 to the desirability of allowing user accounts to be opened with any email address, and without the need for a separate identity provider like Google or Azure AD.
Weâre a law firm, and there are literally hundreds of use cases where Coda would be the perfect tool for reporting to clients, collaborating with clients, and even delivering âself-helpâ legal advice tools. Weâd want our people to sign in with SSO (and we are super-keen on the IT admin console and SOC II compliance when they arrive), but weâd want our clients to be able to sign in with their work email addresses, without the need for their organisation to do an identity integration. There are a number of examples already where Iâve used Airtable for client collaboration, because they allow sign-up by email, and they enable particular forms/views to be shared with all users from a particular email domain. Of course, functionally Airtable is not that much better than Excel (okay, itâs a lot better than Excel, but not a patch on Coda), but I would love to see Coda leap over some of the practical hurdles here. No doubt this sort of things is on your radar already - I believe resolving this will contribute massively to âbottom upâ adoption of Coda.
I realise adding âsign-up with emailâ is a non-trivial undertaking, and you folks are delivering dozens of other features at an astonishing rate. So this is intended only as my 2c worth, and not as a complaint!
Youâre right that email login is not a trivial feature to implement. It does take a good bit of time and effort to implement. Weâve got out eye on it though!
Hah, thanks @BenLee and @jerols. Thatâs not meant to put pressure on anyone - especially at a time like this! Just happy to know youâre inching your way towards the goal.