The chart view is useful for visualizing the status of a project or tracking OKRs [objectives and key results], Notion said. Customers often use the app to track large amounts of information related to work projects and is even used as a sales or CRM tool, the company said.
“Charts have become a top feature request, since it’s hard to make sense of and understand progress in your tracker once it’s more than a 100 rows,” the company said. “With charts, we want you to confidently add hundreds or even thousands of rows to your Notion database (CSV import in Notion is great for that!). Then, in a couple clicks, you can make sense of all of that data.”
Notion said its AI assistant technology will make it easier to create effective charts by automatically tagging data. This can be a chore when creating graphs, said Notion — a list of user feedback requests might need to be tagged as “bug,” “improvement,” or “new feature,” for example.