Work & knowledge hub for your company

All teams have different workflows, but Fibery can meet their unique needs.
Ilya Buyalski
Ilya Buyalski
2022
Behind the scenes
This page had one job: convince you that Fibery isn't just for one team or one workflow. It's for the whole messy, interconnected reality of how companies actually run. The hardest part wasn't the writing. It was resisting the urge to say "it does everything" without sounding like we were lying.
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Work 'n' knowledge hub for your |
We're talking Product + Development + HR + Marketing + Customer
Success + your team 🧚 here

Product management
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User Research
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HR
HR
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Manage all company processes
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Companies do (nearly) everything in FiberySimon Joliveau, PM at Tokatab
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: manage the full product development cycleDarafei P. developer
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, collect customer feedbackAnton K. small-business product manager
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, store research and other wiki informationFrederik Westerouen van Meeteren Anything Connected CEO
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, manage clients, projects, invoices, and received paymentsAnne L. small-business general manager
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The use cases are endless – you can create a comprehensive business suite in FiberyOleg O. small-business founder
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Product
Management
CRM
Marketing
Strategy
Software
Development
Customer
Success
HR
+ Any Team

Connect all company processes
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Fibery can be used for a single process, but it shines when it's the center of the company workflow.Frederik Westerouen van Meeteren anything connected CEO
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Why? Connected processes and centralized data help to create a much smoother workflowJohn A. computer software president
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, fully break through knowledge
silosN W. head of Agile
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, answer difficult questions, and, eventually, make better decisions. A few examples:
What feature or product area to focus on, based on recent feedback?

Map the workflow
your way
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All teams have different workflows, but Fibery can meet their unique needs.

How come? Fibery is not forcing you into a single holy workflow, which is what most tools more or less doAlexander Sokolov scootapi CTO
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, as it doesn’t have a strict hierarchy (Area – Task – Subtask)Nikita Fedoseev operations director at Enkod
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. You can fully create your own structureFrederik Westerouen van Meeteren anything connected CEO
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using building blocks (Databases, Fields, Automations, Action Buttons), and build a basic solution in a matter of minutes.Anton Oparienko upsilon COO
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Save money and sanity
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As you start to ditch most of your current tools for Fibery team communication will get smootherGeorgy Potapov geoalert CEO
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and your tech stack will get cheaper — paying a single fee is a LOT more affordableDax P. co-founder
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