Wrike

My company uses Wrike. What I like about it is how many features it has. We were able to easily configure it in a way that suited our specific needs. They also have really great customer service. Any time we have needed to contact them for help, we have been able to get in touch with a customer service rep easily and they’ve solved our issue promptly. My biggest complaint, however, would be its speed. Uploading and downloading large files can take awhile and I’ve had to deal with a lot of buffering, which can be frustrating especially when on a time crunch. My company has been using Wrike for about 6-7 months now and we use it probably once a week.

We at RealPeopleSearch use Wrike; the comprehensive requirement management software since 2019. Managing 175 employees and tracking project calendars, working hours, ongoing tasks with comprehensive reports, and analytics with visualizations and workflows are the few great features that we use almost daily.

When others approach appeared limited in my company, and you don't have the time to learn and set up a complex project management program, it's time to check out Wrike, which comes highly recommended by a tech expert. Standard project management tools such as Gantt charts, informative dashboards, and a robust reporting suite are built-in, and getting up and running on a small- to medium-sized project can be done quickly without having to learn all the ins and outs of a new, complicated system. A time tracking tool is included, and it may be used by both the person working on a specific task and the person in charge of the project as a whole. It's not a replacement for a dedicated time tracking system, but it easily covers most basic requirements, just like those found in other project management systems. The interface is functional, and while it might use a visual upgrade, it is adequate for the task at hand. Task management, interactive boards and spreadsheets, an account-wide work schedule tool, cloud connectors (Google Drive, OneBox, Box, OneDrive), and two gigabytes of total storage for unlimited users are all included in the free plan. Paid plans are pricier than the competition, but they unlock all of the software's features, starting with shareable dashboards, interactive Gantt charts, and productivity integrations like MS Projects at the Professional tier ($9.80 per month per user); and custom workflows, real-time reports, time tracking, salesforce integration, and five gigabytes of storage per user at the Enterprise tier ($9.80 per month per user).

Our company uses Wrike, a cloud-based project planning software that simplifies how our business manages team’s projects and ongoing work, monitors deadlines, and allows fast, reliable communication with all stakeholders. The free version has limited functionalities. However, with the paid Business plan priced at $24.80/user/month, we can enjoy features like Gantt charts, task management, workflows, real-time feedback, time-tracking, and more. There are also a variety of integration options that are ideal for different teams in the company, including creative, marketing, professional services, and software development

Effective project management is vital to the success of a project. Having good project management software is one way to achieve this. It will help you improve project planning, track progress easily, delegate tasks effectively, and mitigate project risks. There are many available project management software out there. As for our team, one of the best ones is Wrike.

We at Twiz LLC are a mid-sized architecture firm. We use Wrike for project management requirements, and remote work has never been easier. Wrike is a work management platform designed specifically for creative companies like ours to manage, plan, and complete work at scale. Teamwork and projects are managed smartly with Wrike. The software offers a variety of features and is easy to use. It includes custom workflows, dashboards, process streamlining, and collaboration features like message boards, document management, and version control.

We at FindPeopleFast did a lot of research before shifting to a different project planning software. The software we are using is Wrike. The previous software we used couldn't work offline and lacked some features as well. It's been a year since we have been using Wrike, and our experience has been good. Task management and time recording work perfectly. We can view content in different formats like Gantt chart, table, list, etc. The workflow is excellent though we came across only a few minimal issues with the new features, later solved. The customer service is not the best but satisfactory. One con is that the new features don't have video tutorials; therefore, it gets difficult to understand it initially. The flexibility and customization of software made it confusing initially, and it took us some time to make it optimal, so there is a bit of a learning curve. The integration with other software is good but requires additional cost. The cost of this software is high, so I would not recommend it to small companies.