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Fable is a place for fast moving product teams to keep everyone on the same page. Collaborate on what to build, sync with the tools your team is already using, and quickly capture key decisions.
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Conversations all over the place -information spread across Google Docs, Jira, Slack, and more.
Product docs that update themselves with your most up-to-date thinking to keep everyone on the same page.
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Everything you're used to like real time collaboration, but crafted for product teams. Embed interactive designs and user research videos. Mark comments as decisions.
Increase transparency and avoid decisions being lost in comments or chat threads. Stakeholders are automatically notified of key decisions.
Collaborate on user stories with Fable's rich editor. When you're ready, push a button to sync them with issue tracking and project management tools - no more outdated data.
Get the latest updates on decisions, user stories, and docs in one view — so no one's left out.
The Slack integration to capture and share decisions is very useful.
I like the snapshot of recent decisions and recent docs so I can stay in the loop on the project.
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Its nice that you can sync stories automatically to Jira after adding them to the product doc
The Slack integration to capture and share decisions is very useful.
I like the snapshot of recent decisions and recent docs so I can stay in the loop on the project.
Its nice that you can sync stories automatically to Jira after adding them to the product doc
"The [current] review process has its downfalls in that things are replicated across the doc and Jira. People often still comment on the doc even though requirements are in Jira. Revisions/decisions get lost.”
Its nice that you can sync stories automatically to Jira after adding them to the product doc
"The [current] review process has its downfalls in that things are replicated across the doc and Jira. People often still comment on the doc even though requirements are in Jira. Revisions/decisions get lost.”
