As companies grow and evolve some databases should become read-only and/or removed from day to day operations. How are people handling this right now?
I often avoid creating databases in Fibery for small projects or project specific data because there is no way to “Archive” a database or space.
Examples:
- When building a custom workspace for a client (in Notion or Fibery) I often map out fields and their functions. When working in Fibery I do this off platform, but I would have just created a database in Notion or Coda where there is no global record of databases.
- I build an invoice generator to assist with back-filling records and now I need to sunset it as we’ve adopted a new platform. I don’t want any new records created in the database or old ones edited, but as the admin, I’ll always be able to see it.