Marketing Operations practice leader at Calibrate Legal, inc.
Real User
Top 10
2024-04-10T20:46:12Z
Apr 10, 2024
The tool creates shareable dashboards. These dashboards allow us to display project deliverables' status, their position in the queue, expected delivery timelines, and more. The best part is that these dashboards can be shared with our clients without a license.
It operates as an enhanced and versatile version of Excel, offering a wide range of capabilities that allow you to accomplish various tasks and operations.
The solution is straightforward. Whenever a requirement arises, we create three things in Smartsheet: a project plan, a dashboard, and internal documents. It is done through the form and Smartsheet's automation services. This process shortens the time to market from seven days to less than 12 hours.
Corporate Paralegal at a tech consulting company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Top 10
2023-03-09T21:59:51Z
Mar 9, 2023
As I am in the corporate legal department, I have to deal with a number of contracts and sometimes it's hard to keep up with email transactions. Having the tracker sheet and being able to build dashboards and workflow has been quite valuable.
Smartsheet offers more than Project because it's similar to a table-based, database-type system. It's like a hybrid between Excel and project software. We were able to enter the formulas and do much of the automation. We added budgets to it and linked them to a vendor page. Smartsheet let us integrate the budget into the project seamlessly. With Project, we needed to open up Excel.
Smartsheet is my go to project management tool as it is very flexible. Project plans can be viewed as both a gantt chart or in kanban/agile like views sliced in any way you can imagine as long as the slicing data categories are in a drop down list based column. Dashboards are easy to use but limited and not scalable due to components on the same dashboard not knowing about each other which requires multiple dashboards to be created which can be a maintenance issue.
It is my favorite project management tool. The reason for that is that it is very flexible. It is much easier to use than Microsoft Project in terms of creating custom fields. It is very similar to Excel. So, people understand it, which makes it a little bit easier to use for most users.
Smartsheet is a dynamic platform with features like real-time data sharing, Gantt charts, and integration with Jira and Microsoft Teams, offering valuable tools for efficient task management.Smartsheet combines Excel-like functionality with cloud accessibility, making it efficient for tracking, reporting, and workflow management. Users benefit from its scalability and robust security, making it ideal for enterprise-level projects. However, improvements in data visibility, real-time...
The tool creates shareable dashboards. These dashboards allow us to display project deliverables' status, their position in the queue, expected delivery timelines, and more. The best part is that these dashboards can be shared with our clients without a license.
Smartsheet is a really good tool for collaboration.
The product is easy to use.
The tool reduces manual labour and it is user-friendly.
It operates as an enhanced and versatile version of Excel, offering a wide range of capabilities that allow you to accomplish various tasks and operations.
The solution is straightforward. Whenever a requirement arises, we create three things in Smartsheet: a project plan, a dashboard, and internal documents. It is done through the form and Smartsheet's automation services. This process shortens the time to market from seven days to less than 12 hours.
The most valuable feature of Smartsheet is its intuitiveness, ease of use, and overall simplicity.
It is a stable and scalable solution.
As I am in the corporate legal department, I have to deal with a number of contracts and sometimes it's hard to keep up with email transactions. Having the tracker sheet and being able to build dashboards and workflow has been quite valuable.
The solution is scalable.
To me, one of the most powerful features of Smartsheet is being able to email others.
Smartsheet offers more than Project because it's similar to a table-based, database-type system. It's like a hybrid between Excel and project software. We were able to enter the formulas and do much of the automation. We added budgets to it and linked them to a vendor page. Smartsheet let us integrate the budget into the project seamlessly. With Project, we needed to open up Excel.
Smartsheet is my go to project management tool as it is very flexible. Project plans can be viewed as both a gantt chart or in kanban/agile like views sliced in any way you can imagine as long as the slicing data categories are in a drop down list based column. Dashboards are easy to use but limited and not scalable due to components on the same dashboard not knowing about each other which requires multiple dashboards to be created which can be a maintenance issue.
It is my favorite project management tool. The reason for that is that it is very flexible. It is much easier to use than Microsoft Project in terms of creating custom fields. It is very similar to Excel. So, people understand it, which makes it a little bit easier to use for most users.
The ability to update in real-time before meetings is great.
Smartsheet is stable.
For doing project plans what was really valuable is the ability to do a predecessor.
The management aspect is the most valuable. You can also prioritize tasks and then view tasks by priorities as passports.
The dashboard feature is the most valuable aspect of the solution.
Smartsheet is easy to use.
Enables coordination and sharing of information that is relatively inexpensive.
The dashboard and the layouts are quite good.
The solution has subtasks and a rollup.
Smartsheet does a really good job of creating Gantt charts. Export to Excel feature was also very useful.
It's very user friendly.