Wrike Reviews

Just the overall effect of being more organized in our tasks.

It would be nice if it was a little more intuitive and user-friendly, with less of a learning curve.

A few months.

There are lots of great resources to read-up on how to make it work for you.

It was a little difficult at the beginning. Naming tasks was causing issues. Lots of email that wasn't necessary.

This is a great product if you take the time to learn it and implement it in a way that makes sense for your business.

Tagging and following of tasks

I would like to see a way of implementing a project scope as currently it is just folders, tags and tasks.

1 year

Nope, no issues with stability.

Nope, easy to use. 

Subtasks

Large projects are much easier to manage and keep track of who is doing what portion and when.

Interface takes a bit to get used to.

2 Years

Buy-in for any implemented workflow change is difficult.

None

Not so far

• A simple and easy to use UI
• Task Creation, as tasks can be created very easily in Wrike & they are very easy to manage
• It's easy to tag people within the tasks
• It's availabile on all popular platforms like iOS & Android
• Add-ons are available for Outlook & Chrome are making the work easier

It has enhanced the productivity of the employees & now the projects are delivered on time.

There's always a room for improvement for any product, and they need to include support for re-occurring tasks.

I've used it for six months.

No issues encountered.

No issues encountered.

No issues encountered.

It's good.

I previously used Intervals.

Wrike is the best project management tool I have used so far. We have tested various PM tools, and were using Intervals for the last 2 years but then I got to know about Wrike. The experience of using it was great.

The most valued features to us are the sleek design and the ability to group tasks by project/folder/department without repetition.

All communication is now logged and everyone is held accountable for timelines and decisions taken. We do not need to microfocus.

It needs to be improved to be able to handle more complex projects by introducing an MS Project, like a tabular interface, so adding many tasks becomes easier. Dependencies also need to made simpler in their creation. 

Four to five years.

No issues.

Yes, due to issues elaborated in "areas of improvement" about complex projects.

The technical support is very responsive, but they are unable to keep up with feature requests, even seemingly simple ones.

It was straightforward.

It is great for smaller projects, but cannot replace Project or Smartsheet.

Wrike as a task management tool gives a lot of flexibility in creating, updating and managing tasks with such ease in comparison to other tools I have used.

Wrike allows you to assign and share tasks with colleagues and updates posted into these generate notifications to all that are involved.

Ease of task assignment saves a lot of productive time.

At the moment, I have no thoughts about this. However, there are areas that Wrike could improve to make it a far better tool than it is now.

• It's easy and it's simple.
• I can create tasks, assign them to teammates, tag them, and ask them for task updates (Request for Status function) -- all in few simple steps.
• Multiple people can share their comments and coordinate on a single task. This makes the work more fun and productive.
• With Wrike, you don't have to sit on your office computer or your laptop for reviewing tasks and adding your comments. You can directly do that using you iOS or Android device. The Wrike app is available in the App Store and Google Play.

It's provided us with better coordination between our team members.

It's also helped us complete tasks on time.

Support for reoccurring tasks could be improved.

Accessible project management with varying levels of engagement.

We don't need so many meetings or project managers.

Sometimes the interface can be messy.

2 years

Only that people don't like new things. The name doesn't help.

No issues.

No issues.

Very impressive.

Very impressive.

Yes, Bootcamp.