Seems extremely poor they couldn't have built a bulk export tool. The FAQ says documents have to be exported one by one.
Surely wouldn't take that long to create one and would make it a lot less painful for users who have bug archives of old stuff there they may want to keep.
Role-playing their CFO, “because if we had money for projects that don’t earn us money, we wouldn’t be closing down.”
Role-playing an enterprise customer, “we’ll pay you through the end of the year if and only if you mail us a hard drive of our content. And if not, we’ll pay you through 5PM today. Sue us if you don’t like it.”
If the company is already going under, why not do something kind before you go? Isn't preventing needless pain the right thing to do? This kind of seems like treating people badly just because one won't be around to receive any consequences.
Yup. AND exporting your data is quite cumbersome (infinite scroll, no indication of how many projects you have, etc).
To ease the pain, I worked on a service to make parting with the platform easier (https://invisionbulkexport.com/). Disclaimer: I own this site and we are not affiliated with InVision in any way.
Surely wouldn't take that long to create one and would make it a lot less painful for users who have bug archives of old stuff there they may want to keep.