Noticing more data entry tools at work

I’ve been seeing a lot of colleagues switch to new data entry software lately, especially since we started working from home more. Just last week, someone mentioned using a tool called Airtable for tracking projects — never really thought of that for data entry! Anyone else noticing these shifts? What’s your take on the tools people are using these days?

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I’ve been using Airtable for a while now, and it really helps with visualizing data in a way that’s easy to manage. One thing to keep in mind is that while it’s great for collaboration, it can get a bit pricey if you’re on the free plan and need more features. Have you tried it out yet?

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I’ve found Airtable really useful for tracking tasks visually, but if you’re on the free plan, it can get limiting. Have you considered checking out its automation features? They can save a ton of time.

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