The use case: how Huge deploys Coda
Huge, a digital innovation agency with teams across three continents, uses Docs to templatize its project documentation as "Living Product Documents". These act as a single source of truth for roadmaps, decision logs, meeting notes and action items across design, dev and client teams.
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Huge has been able to secure over $10 million in additional revenue across project teams
over 15 million users per month interact with digital products Huge built using Docs for their clients
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Having this new document saves everyone on the dev team and all the designers between three and four hours of meetings a week.Having a single source of truth immediately eliminated three to four hours of meetings every week.Huge has intrinsically motivated teams that take proactive action, so they need a shared living single source of truth to give them context to do their work, or else we have to meetOther AI tools used by Huge
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Having this new document saves everyone on the dev team and all the designers between three and four hours of meetings a week,” Swan says. “With extremely far-flung dev teams that can range from 11 to 13 hours in time zone difference, centralizing decision logs, meeting notes, and prototypes is even more valuable