GitHub vs. GitLab: What’s the Difference?
When comparing GitHub vs. GitLab, you should know if you need a self-hosted repository and how much you’ll pay. Among other things. Here’s the full breakdown.
Airtable vs. Notion: Which Database Tool is Best for You?
When comparing Airtable and Notion, you need to know how big of a database you need and how customizable it has to be. Here’s the breakdown.
13 Tips To Be More Efficient at Work
Struggling to close out your tasks? Here’s how you can be more efficient, whether it’s a solo operation or a team effort.
How to Build a Hub Board in Trello
A hub board is essential for syncing Trello cards between multiple Trello boards. Here’s how you can build your own with Unito.
The Weekly Status Report: What It’s for and How It’s Done (With Templates)
A weekly status report helps keep teams aligned, stakeholders informed, and projects moving smoothly. Here’s how to make yours work.
How To Create a CRM in Google Sheets Using Unito
Need a CRM but don’t want to bust your budget? Here’s how you can use Unito to build a CRM in Google Sheets by syncing Outlook contacts to it automatically.
How To Use a Google Sheets Spreadsheet as a Database (2 Methods)
If you need a database right now, Google Sheets is a pretty strong option. Here are two ways you can do that. One’s manual, and one’s automated.
The Office as a Product: How We Built Our Office for the Modern Workplace
When other companies were moving to a remote-first model, we were in the middle of building a new office. We took a similar approach to this office as we do when building software. Here’s what that means.
Sales Velocity: What It Is and How It’s Measured
Sales velocity is a metric that sales leaders and their teams can use to gauge their performance. Here’s how it works.
Ad-Hoc Reporting: For When You Need a Report Right Now
Ad-hoc reporting happens whenever someone needs a report outside of a project’s regular schedule. Here’s how you can get it right.
Cross-Functional Collaboration: What It Is and Why Your Team Needs It
Cross-functional collaboration brings in people from different teams to work on the same project, like designers, developers, marketers, and more. Here’s how it changes the game.