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Got it, thanks that makes sense. So it's a feed of updates from other eesel users on documents I have accessed.
by rgbrgb 4y ago
Got it, thanks that makes sense. So it's a feed of updates from other eesel users on documents I have accessed.
- amoghs 4y agoNot quite, I did a poor job explaining it, sorry! When a document is shared with you in eesel (say, your teammate adds it to a team folder), even if you haven't seen the document before, it'll appear in your eesel. It's a way to discover what teammates are up to. The idea is that everyone can automatically push their work into shared folders, and build a team 'source of truth', without the overhead of maintaining things. Does that makes sense?