Navigating Wrike comes with a few quirks, like the fact that some menu items have an in-app right-click option and others don’t, or that a ton of useful features are buried in the account management menu via your profile settings. Higher-level paid plans will start to unlock a ton of cool stuff, too, like time tracking for timesheets, custom work schedule calendars, and workflow automations.Ĭomparatively speaking, Wrike’s interface-though clean and uncluttered-is not as intuitive as others on this list, which makes the learning experience a bit slower. This set-it-and-forget-it approach means that you can reduce administrative burdens and prevent data input inconsistencies with ease. Users are empowered to design their own “template” for almost anything, from client request forms to high-level task blueprints. Wrike handles DIY templates particularly well for project managers that want to standardize everything from processes, projects, and forms.
Wrike touches all the most-needed MS Project features, like task and subtask management, Gantt charts, reporting templates, and customizable notifications and alerts.
Your personalized dashboard lets you add widgets to see the most pertinent information for your workday-items like To-Do Today, My Overdue Tasks, Due: Next 7 Days, and/or Tasks Created by Me. Wrike’s homepage has super clean and straightforward access to your inbox, recent and pinned items, your spaces, and the administrative menu bar.
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