davepatrick
I use it for work. I am mainly tracking projects, including statuses, meetings, updates, important documents, etc. I also use it for note taking and will eventually use it to store knowledge about systems, processes, and people at work. Right now I just have objects for Updates, Projects, and Notes. I am working on MOC's for projects. I use tags for project status and categories.
Yes I also use Capacities for work, a LOT! In replacement of OneNote.
I use it a lot for meetings (with 2 templates, see screenshots), for my 1:1s, to take notes on projects and customers, to log interesting articles on management & business ("insights" collection) and to plan business trips (to note who I want to meet, what to prepare, my packing list, etc)
All of this is in a dedicated space, separated from my Personal one, as there are no links between the 2 (in my case)
My feedback: it's going GREAT, the main benefit since I use Capacities for work is that the info I need surfaces naturally because I can create more links about relevant stuff and find info much more easily - ex: when I speak to someone I instantly see what I need to talk to them about regarding other projects because that person is tagged in project notes. I mostly use tags & backlinks, to create dynamic links and avoid the old-fashioned information redundancy.
I also have a "todo" tag for my actions, it works ok for now (I go to the tag view in 'embed' mode, and scroll through the actions). The visualusation has it limitations (ex: I can't sort by priority, even though I could to that with slashed tags I guess), but I assume that when task management will come to CAP, then it'll get better (and I also use ClickUp extensively for work todo's)
Last comment: I like to keep things simple, so I try not to create too many objects and tags, so that things remain fluid and I don't have to think too much about where to put things, how to tag them, etc. (edited)