Fibery is positioned as a solution for when Notion falls short in areas like deep hierarchies, relations, advanced access control, and automations.Fibery offers powerful capabilities but comes with a steeper learning curve than Notion.Notion excels in providing a balance between flexibility and simplicity, allowing users to create various content types with ease.Fibery, on the other hand, operates based on connected databases with primary concepts like Database, View, and Document.Fibery enables users to create deep hierarchies and interconnected data structures, facilitating complex data modeling for teams.Fibery outperforms Notion in handling and visualizing deep hierarchies and offering a more flexible permissions system.While Notion is suitable for basic tasks and collaborations, Fibery is recommended for managing complex processes and interconnected data.Fibery supports up to 300K rows per database, excelling in handling large datasets compared to Notion.Fibery's permissions system is hailed as the most flexible due to its use of relations to configure complex access settings.Fibery's Whiteboards feature integrates data entities seamlessly for brainstorming and planning, enhancing collaboration within teams.Notion's limitations include less powerful automations and struggles with complex relational data management, which Fibery excels in.