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Make Cloud Groups an organizational tool

Arkio has a lot of great features once you’re actually in a meeting, and it seems like more are being added or improved all the time. But the way cloud groups currently work is chaos. Make groups an actual organizational tool. Groups seem to just be a file sharing protocol rather than something that exists outside of my headset in any understandable way. I have no idea how many groups we have in my company, and we probably have multiple groups for each project because users didn’t realize there was a group that already existed. I also have no idea which files people have on their headsets, and we spend too much time on meetings trying to confirm people have the correct files on their headsets and troubleshooting why they don’t (Many people at my company are not very tech savvy). I’d like to be able to see which groups I’m a part of in my headset, which files are associated with that group, and the other users who are members of that group. The ability to filter my scene viewer by group. We often have to split our projects into multiple sections to make them viewable on our Quest headsets, and because I’m working across multiple projects, my scene viewer is completely disorganized with different pieces of different projects mixed together in one long list. The ability to grant users access to a group directly, or at least having a persistent password to join a group that doesn’t time out. I keep running into situations where I send someone a password to join a group, they are in a meeting or doing something else, and then by the time they try to join it has timed out. I love the tools you are developing for design, which is a truly unique approach and one of the reasons we chose Arkio. But it is very difficult to get people at my company and clients on board with using it because file and project management is so confusing and disorganized. We would love if you could make improvements here more than anywhere else.

Jesse Loosbrock 1 day ago

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