It’s been a busy month of small improvements at DoneDone. From Auto-Saving to Consolidating Tags, we’ve made lots of helpful improvements.
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Hey DoneDone users! This morning, we made our first big release since the launch of DoneDone 2. Here’s what’s been updated. Global Search As I mentioned last month, we’ve been working hard on a global search feature and it’s ready to go on your account right now. The next time you visit DoneDone 2, you’ll
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Learn everything you need to set up an issue management system for your company. Explore the basic components, maintaining lists, and choosing a software.
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Learn how you can use a shared inbox to help automate your customer support and improve communication with customers.
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Nearly 200,000 issues were submitted by DoneDone customers in 2012, and, already, we’re on a pace to eclipse 300,000 issues submitted by the end of this year. With all those problems logged, it’s DoneDone’s job to make sure they get resolved as quickly as possible. We already do a lot. Last year, we launched a
Rethinking our original codebase, 1300+ Git commits, a visual overhaul. Our journey to building DoneDone 2 was a monumental experience. Read on.
When talking about software design, handling permissions seems straightforward: Make sure a user can only access things they have rights to. There’s nothing inherently complex about it. But, creating an elegant coding strategy for permissions is hard—particularly as an application grows in scope.For one, the actual logic gets more complex. What may have started as
We’re always excited to hear how our customers are using DoneDone. From weddings, to large projects, to everyday team interactions, DoneDone helps you get it, well, done. But what really excites us is how people take DoneDone and make it their own. A great example of this is with our customer, Charlie Meek, CEO of
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Want to better support your customers? Up your escalation management game – find out how in our comprehensive guide right here.
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We’re rethinking our pricing model for DoneDone, our web-based issue tracking tool, and want to open up our entire thought process, lessons learned, and epiphanies to you.Our current pricing plan is simple: You pay $24/month for one project, and then $5/month for each additional project.When we launched last month, we asked some of our early
How much should software cost? Our approach exposed. Read More »