[FIXED] Multiple Entity View in Pro Plan is a mistake?

[B_Sp]

I agree that the multi-entity view in the pro plan was a non-starter - I didn’t even look too closely at it when I saw that. And I don’t agree with this:

@mdubakov

but if you check Fibery Pro you will not find many features here.

The feature of restricting the viewable history has almost made my team depart Fibery:

@B_Sp

It is really disappointing to see that the standard plan got a limit of just 90 days for entity history. We have been using Fibery faithfully since 2019, so years of history, and we frequently have active stuff that will extend for 1 - 2 yrs (long projects, objectives, company themes, etc.). It was actually a shock for me to click the “clock” just now and see only 90 days.

It’s another thing that I think should be standard and costs 66% more, and I’m not the only one expressing this opinion:

@Simon_JB

Hello, maybe I’m daft but I don’t understand what limiting the history to 90 days entails! (and you probably should explain this in your pricing page…)

Does it mean documents dating more than 90 days cannot be accessed? Or is that only entities? Is it based on creation date or last update date? Are those entities still visible in search or not? If I view an entity that was created recently but has links to older entities what happens? I’m not sure for a product management perspective limiting your “backlog window” to 90 days can really work. Same if you use fibery as a crm, or to log user tests.

It seems to be like a very harsh limit on the standard plan! It works for slack because it’s the right balance between frustration and easiness to overcome (its a chat app, conversations can be had again). Seems more problematic for an app that is designed to facilitate inputting as much data as possible inside it. But I guess it depends on usage.

It might work to push your user base toward the higher plan…

Disturbing to see this trend of adding key features to the pro plan…and in case you want to remind me again that you intended to limit activity log to 90 days 3 years ago, that doesn’t change the fact that you didn’t charge for it until recently.

So count me among those very disappointed to see a big release move into the pro plan - makes me wonder what else will wind up there.