WrikeReviews of wrike.com

When working with any powerful and flexible tool, I find that the power and flexibility are both a pro and a con. And, Wrike is both. We have been using Wrike for about two years now. My team (marketing production) mostly loves it but sometimes is frustrated by it. They love that they can go one place to find information about their work (as their manager, I like this too), they like that they can easily collaborate with team member and those outside the team. I suppose the one thing that I hear the most frustration about is related to ways to do things in Wrike and the time involved -- which in reality is true for any process and tool one might use to manage collaborative projects. Most recently, our favorite feature is Approvals which allows us to collaboratively comment on PDFs and images (jpgs, bmp, png, gif). Again, it is great to see all our comments in one place versus sending emails and then having to compile all the feedback. While we are using Wrike to facilitate agile marketing efforts I can see that this would work for any teams managing projects - for example software teams, remote teams, etc. Wrike is a great tool and they continue to roll out new features and functions.

Wrike is pretty fantastic - feature-rich, easy to use, with a very supportive team. Definitely one of the best SaaS tools I've every worked with.

Wrike is my favourite Saas decision for my work and personal life. I have two accounts - one is for personal GTD and the second is for my teams, where I do my tasks, even if in reality there are no people in these projects - just for self-registration of completed tasks. - What are the features you like most in Wrike? 1. A flexibility of projecting regimes - you can do it under waterfall, or kanban (boards), or even scrum . 2. A flexibility of tasks views. 3. You can have a deal with numbers and a resource management inside your project management in Wrike. 4. club.wrike.com - a place where you can earn additional bonuses and a real money on amazon! 5. vote.wrike.com - a place where you can source the devs about new features and they usually respond! 6. wrike labs - a place where you can switch on/off the prototypical features - What are some of your favorite Wrike updates? Custom Statutes, Custom Fields, Reports, Dashboards/Boards - What would you add to Wrike features? Oh, there are many of them. A good normal integrated calendar, not a current one, a normal internal instant messenger, which will be a really instant - a current system of commentaries doesn't work properly with a really needed for a typical burst conversation without pressing f5, some lacks in the dashboards and widgets interface are needed to neutralized, a desktop client version is strongly needed, because chrome browser could have too many opened pages, including custom statuses feature in a professional plan is strongly needed for those who don't need the other functionality of a business version! - Who would take advantage of using Wrike? Pms, marketers, freelancers, small agile taskforces - How did Wrike change the way you work? I'm trying to register all my life in it from a moment

Using Wrike for over 2 years now and moved up to the Enterprise version. Wrike is pricey but support is excellent. IMHO, some of the Enterprise features should come with base paid subscription (e.g. Reporting). All in all I have been very happy with Wrike. Wrike is flexibile and intuitive (once one gets the hang of the folder structure) and allows for effective team collaboration on Projects. On software dev projects allows for easy non-dev participation. I compared several collaborative project management tools and Wrike got my money. I have been very happy with the product.

Thank you for building this awesome tool it has helped our team work closely and more quickly with minimum communication gap.

Best PM tool I have came across till date. This tool works seamlessly & has many features that can make the project management easy & very simple. Wrike can be integrated with Outlook & Jira and is available on every leading mobile platforms.

We have found Wrike to be easy to use. The ability to tag tasks into a variety of projects/folders allows each person to organise their tasks in the way that best enhances their personal productivity while ensuring the team stays on track. Other strong points include the social media nature of the tool which makes collaboration easier. Also the integration with Google Apps and they way it handles documents makes managing project documents easier. Overall Wrike is a great tool to enhance your teams productivity.

Wrike has been my most valued software at my company, which is a small sized digital ad agency. We have very complex projects that take months to complete, and over 12 of them going on at once all managed by one overall person. Without Wrike, we would be lost. My favorite Wrike features include effortlessly duplicating projects using their Excel import, integrating with Outlook (our company is very familiar with Outlook and having this integration has been steadily shifting everyone over to Wrike instead of clustered inboxes), Gantt charts, workload views, and the time tracker. Wrike has more features than I could possibly list and although it is extremely complex, it's simple for a user to get started. It's easy to play around with and when I first started I became familiar enough with Wrike in order to utilize it within a day or so. Now that I've continued to work with Wrike, I've discovered advanced features that work well for my company specifically and any time I have a question about a complex task or feature, the Wrike staff is always there to help me within a very reasonable time span. The only thing I wish about Wrike was that the time tracking feature was expanded so that you could have a desktop timer that is paused on/off with a keyborad shortcut, instead of having to go into individual tasks to start and stop them (there are a lot of interruptions in our office). I would recommend Wrike to anyone, it has greatly helped our company in our success.