Wrike Reviews & Product Details

I love the multiple ways to view tasks (boards vs. sheets)

I don't have any dislikes! Wrike has improved my workflow in every way possible.

How quickly a task is being completed and who is responsible for completing that task.

I love the ability to manage projects and collaborate with colleagues. The ability for everyone (you choose) to have up-to-date visibility on all projects is impressive. I love showing new users all the capabilities and what they can accomplish with Wrike.

Our business unit is still new to Wrike, so it seems daunting to those that may not use it often or first-time users.

We are managing project timelines better and working to see who is over or under-allocated. The visual representation is terrific.

The tool is highly intuitive and easy to use. In addition, when you need assistance, getting help via Wrike Assistant is extremely fast. They have a fantastic repository of documentation and video content and their actual support team respond near immediately. Very pleased with the high engagement and expertise shown by the staff at Wrike.

I wish the tool had more enterprise-level auditing, compliance, and tracking capability. The ability to report on how many Spaces exist and their Space Admin and number of members, or is a Custom Workflow actually being used or just taking up real-estate in the list, etc.

Project, Program and other types of work management needs. We have an extensive enterprise environment team, and we are seeing that many individuals are finding unique use cases to work and collaborate with others on activities.

Customization - compared to other work management products, Wrike offers more customization (workflows, custom templates, automation) while still being user friendly and accessible for all workers

As Wrike has such broad applications, it can be overwhelming for new users - requires an internal champion to optimize the system setup, ensure good onboarding, etc.

We are running an operational excellence program in Wrike. It involves daily management across a distributed workforce, using specific workflows and standards. The program would have been impossible to maintain without Wrike; now, we see the program deliver continuous improvement and ultimately improved profitability.

I love how customizable Wrike is! We can make blueprints for projects to be exactly what we need and customize dashboards/reports/etc. to answer any question we have. My team can rely on Wrike as a source of truth because it's easy for us to use - we all "live" in Wrike so we all kno we can rely on it.

There is a learning curve to learning Wrike and it's not always easy for non-tech savvy people to pick up quickly. Luckily, there are a lot of training tools to help with this, but it can make it hard to initially get buy in from a team if they have trouble understanding how it works.

My team used to have a huge amount of different projects to track, competing commitments, and overloaded schedules. Implementing and really embracing Wrike has helped us be able to track all of our projects together so our teams can see what is happening, what will need to happen, and balance schedules accordingly. We do everything in Wrike and it has made all of our lives easier.

I like the amount of visibility and collaboration within Wrike. We can quickly see what projects each artist has on their plate and adjust as needed, communicate on those projects and report on the work we do. It's been a game-changer in how we communicate our work throughout the organization.

With any software there are enhancements that could happen. There's still work to be done in reports to make them more useful and easier to organize. I've offered that feedback and there has been forward progress so I look for it to continue to improve. I would also like to see more ability to provide status updates to external requestors as products move through the workflow.

Prior to implementing Wrike, we didn't have great (any) visibility to what everyone was working on and where that project was in the workflow which made it very difficult to determine capacity. We also had no way of accurately reporting on the tasks that we were working on. The tool that we had been using had undergone some functionality changes that even made it so we couldn't see when a task was complete. Wrike seemed to fit nicely, it was easy to implement and has checked all the boxes for what we need to see, do and report on.

The ability to see and manage every project and task as well as the automations in play to work smarter and not harder.

I would like to be able to prioritize reviews.

Campaign programs and eliminating the gap of missed work assignments that we didn't have visibility into with our previous work management system. The benefits are robust. Seeing workload and allocating work based on the workload chart has been huge.

We have writers, art directors and approvers in different states. Wrike is a centralized location that we can all work in and know the status of any project at any given time.

Custom fields and automation is confusing.

Having all information in one location is a huge plus. Wrike eliminates receiving project updates via email that tend to get lost or go unread. Reports are a huge benefit. Wrike helps identify bottlenecks and project delays.

- Wrike Analyze Boards to aggregate all project tracking details in a high-level, comprehensive view for Executive Leadership - Multi-Layer calendar views to get a full glance of all in-progress projects across Lines of Business, Audiences, Enterprise Initiatives, etc. - Project tracking all status updates directly within the task comment window. Each week I know to review the bottom of the page for my last tracked notes!

Due to privacy server settings, introducing and adopting API connected apps are complex & become an on-going process to onboard with IT security teams (as expected - not Wrike's fault!) Due to the increasing scope of work and requested projects from stakeholders, it can be challenging to find enough time to go in and update all project statuses consistently. Managing 300+ marketing campaigns throughout 2021 that all are inclusive of over 20-40 tasks each, the updating starts to get very time consuming, and I wish it was possible for the project status updates to change automatically (based on what we enter for the end date)

Streamlined workflow processes across several divisions Simplified process with project reporting to leadership All aggregated data is housed in one collective spot for easy accessing, analyzing, tracking

I love that I can go to my home screen and see everything at a glance! Everything that I need to do for the day/week/month is all listed for me. Also, I love the ability to set up different projects in different ways - sometimes I want a list of to-dos, other times I want to see everything as a chart!

Getting started can be a little challenging at first.

We are using Wrike to solve our project management issues. Our team works all over the country so Wrike helps us stay in touch and keep up with the ever-changing projects.

I believe one of the most valuable things about Wrike is collaboration. Being able to assign out tasks, @mention individuals for quick pings, and create a singular repository for documentation.

I think one of the things that I dislike about Wrike is the Wrike Analyze analytic boards, and in addition, the custom fields for reporting. It doesn't seem to be as concise and as clear-cut as it should be.

I've solved significant communication issues, and as noted above, it creates a repository for documentation. If there are any issues with the vendor or internally, you can always revert to notes taken or document versioning.

The ability to collaborate with anyone on my team or partners across the university within clogging up our inboxes, the ability to keep track of any project and its status at any given time and build reports as needed.

For the purposes of my work I don't have anything I can say that I dislike.

Problems that I have been able to solve are with work management and resource allocation.

I love Wrike and am a proud Admin. We've been using Wrike for over a year and I feel our 50 person marketing team is producing quality work at a faster rate. We use Wrike as our single source of truth to easily communicate and collaborate with each other. Wrike keeps our team organized from a single task to several ongoing projects including a 500-task branding project with company-wide collaborators and executive approval. What I like best is to be able to right-click when moving fast, the flexible and dynamic request forms, custom fields, and being able to create reports and dashboards when needed. One of our Project Managers who assisted with the brand project found Wrike to be more intuitive than JIRA. I'm very excited to share the new Board View with team members who prefer boards over List or Table View. As a visual person, my preference is Table View. I love the calendars. We share our calendars publicly in our Marketing Hub for the entire company to see. I would like information on becoming an expert user! I also appreciate my Wrike Reps and Trainers who are always available to assist. Shout out to Maxim Maslak!

I feel the Automation tool feels limited and needs further enhancement (applying automation to Request Forms, applying to a specific-named task). I wish we could create a report with both projects and tasks. I would love to see a more detailed Project Management template with Sprints. I would like to find training or examples of how other companies organize Wrike. When I attend webinars or the Collaborate Conference, I find that I am lacking some next-level training. I'm always wondering - how'd they do that?

Wrike solves the following for our team: Single source of truth for communication. Turning our Marketing SLAs (internal service level agreements) into blueprints and templates. We're able to run meetings from Wrike and make changes in real time. Dashboards allow users and managers to easily see any or all tasks, keep up with deadlines and reduce risk.

I love the blueprint ability and time management side of the program. I am looking forward to diving into the work flow aspect of the program.

I am still new to the system and do not have a dislike at this time.

Wrike allows our new, small company to get on the same page with our tasks and client projects while also tracking the time spent on each. Assigning sub-tasks to others when assistance is needed or tagging co-workers in questions will be a huge help as we continue to grow. I also like the separate workspaces to allow limited eyes on client data and projects or internal information.

`Wrike has been instrumental in getting a handle on our workload, processes and tasks for 70+ clients and internal needs. We have all our tactics and deliverables well documented. It's simple to initiate a new client, project or campaign and ensure we have all the pieces and parts covered. Also, it helps me to keep track of all the work that's on my plate, prioritize, and feel accomplished when I complete a task. It's easy to see where we are in a project, who has the ball on a task, what's next. We've been able to make use of the tagging and boards systems for agile and scrum work. It helps our prioritize work, manage workload effectively, and work remote without missing a beat.

With so many moving tasks across our team and clients, the volume of tasks can get unwieldy at times. We have lots of checks in place to help with this, and Wrike's continual improvements and new features make it get better and better.

Wrike provides at a glance and detailed views of our agency's entire world. We can see all of our clients, projects and tasks. We can see what's hot, which departments are overloaded, where work is getting stuck, and where we're getting it done. We can document work easily and pass it back and forth between members using consistent information and processes. It's improving our efficiency and the quality of our work. Blueprints are critical for easily initiating new projects and tasks in a consistent, standardized way. Workload Charts and Effort are critical for our weekly planning workload balancing, to ensure no one team is overloaded. We don't drop balls, we do our work well, and we delivery quality products on time.

Wrick is best project management software

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The invaluable part of Wrike is the ability to easily approve or provide feedback on creative work like videos, PDFs and images. Beyond that, it constantly keeps our team on track and provides a single source of truth for all work that needs to get done.

It's a little complex to learn at first.

Reviewing creative work, keeping everyone organized, and preventing work from falling through the cracks.

Wrike has everything we need to work our way from custom dashboard and workflows to team- specific Automation to streamline processes.

Resources feature is only available in the Markets and Enterprise plans.

Eliminating endless email threads,needless meetings and copious to check-ins with real time commenting and notifications.

Wrike is one of the easiest Project Management software platforms to implement. It is very easy to use and the UI/UX is very intuitive. In my opinion, it is better than Monday.com

It is not very flexible in terms of if you set it up a certain way and you want to make alternative adjustments it will be development support from Wrike.

Project Management in terms of syncing and looping in stakeholders, setting up check points, and also tracking what is the status of the projects that it's on.

What I like best about using Wrike is how many different ways we can utilize the program while maintaining consistency throughout all operations. I also really like their Wrike Discover training courses.

It can take some time to learn all the system capabilities and takes a bit of effort to get the entire organization up and running.

Gaining transparency across departments/projects/activities throughout the organization.