Notes in Pronnel provide a powerful way to capture, organize, and collaborate on information across your workspace. You can create notes at the board level, keep personal notes private, or add notes directly within individual items. Notes support rich formatting, embedded media, widgets, and AI-powered assistance. Additionally, you can even create new items directly from your notes, making it easy to turn ideas into actionable tasks. This guide walks you through using Notes in different contexts, embedding content, managing access, and maximizing their collaborative potential.
Pronnel Notes are versatile tools for capturing knowledge, documenting processes, and collaborating with your team. With features like rich-text formatting, AI-powered writing, embedded media, version control, and collaborative editing, they adapt to a wide range of use cases. Depending on where a note is created—Board, Item, or Personal—it determines how it connects to your workflow and who can access it.
Created from a board’s Notes view, Board Notes are automatically tied to that specific board. They serve as a collaborative documentation space for all board members—provided the Notes view is shared with them. To begin using Board Notes, ensure the view is added as a “Notes” type in your board.
Use Cases: SOPs, project documentation, onboarding guides, meeting agendas.
Item Notes are created directly within an individual item—such as a lead, task, contact, or support ticket. These notes are automatically linked to both the item and its parent board, ensuring all relevant context is preserved. To create one, open the desired item, click the Note button to view existing notes, or use the Add Note option to create a new one in the built-in editor.
Use Cases: Internal updates, client feedback, support logs, interview evaluations.
Personal Notes are private by default and aren’t initially linked to any board or item. These are perfect for planning, drafting, or ideation. You can later share them with others or connect them to relevant boards and items. To create one, click the nine-dot menu on the bottom bar, select Notes, and begin writing.
Use Cases: Brainstorming, early drafts, personal task lists, creative writing.
The editor supports:
Each note contains useful metadata, accessible by clicking the Info icon in the top-right corner:
Notes are private to their creator by default—even in shared Notes views. To share or manage access:
Note: If a user is removed from a board, they will automatically lose access to notes shared via that board.
Pronnel Notes support advanced content types beyond basic text. Use these features to create dynamic, structured, and highly informative notes.
Use the “/” command in the editor to access all these options quickly.
Well done! You've now learned how to create, organize, and collaborate using Notes in Pronnel Boards. Notes offer a powerful way for teams to capture ideas, track discussions, and stay aligned—all in real time. With features like advanced editing, item linking, sharing controls, and version history, Notes become a central hub for team communication. Keep exploring and using these tools to boost collaboration and streamline your workflows across projects.
Collaborative, real-time documents to capture discussion points, ideas, and information in board context. They can be shared, edited, and linked to items for streamlined collaboration.
Open the board’s Notes view, click + Add to create an "Untitled Note", rename it, and start writing in the rich-text editor.
Notes are private to the creator by default. You can share with specific users or all board users; shared notes auto-update for new board members.
Use the three-dot menu on the note card to share via email, to specific users, or provide a link for users with board access.
Creation date, created by, last updated date/by, and version history with restore options.
Yes. Use bold, italic, underline, lists, headings, code blocks, and the “/” command for advanced options.
Link notes to specific board items to provide context and connect discussions directly to action items.
Version history is saved automatically; view and restore previous versions as needed.
Open the three-dot menu on the note card and choose Delete. This action is permanent.
Yes. Notes start private; you can later share with selected users or all board users.
Yes. Use the three-dot menu and select Open in New Tab for a full-screen view.