Avaza vs. Quire

We are a pretty unique business because we deal with bookkeeping, marketing, and HR and across all 3 departments, we have been able to successfully use the tool. Other software we have tried usually caters to one industry at a time.

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Quire is useful for tracking daily to-do's or keeping track of a project. It's not as clean as some other software (such as Nuclino, for example) and can get a little messy when creating a Workspace. It was difficult for me to know what was private and what was visible to my collaborators

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• It switches between Kanban view, List view, and Gantt charts which fits varying preferences!
• It helps us work smart by creating dependencies and linking tasks to calendars
• It has a clean, intuitive dashboard that's very easy to navigate

• Kanban boards that makes it easier to look at my tasks.
• Categories that help me organize my tasks into To-Do, In Progress and Completed.

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• The interface and taxonomy could use an update, sometimes it's hard to figure out where things logically are or should be.

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• The Workspaces are not intuitive.
• No ability to set reminders for tasks.
• More could be done with priority levels (instead of just arrows).

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Because it has been amazing and easy to work with.

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Avaza is very easy to use, but the mobile app needs work.

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They are always available and open to doing a call or a shared screen to walk through the issues.

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Friendly and prompt support. No issues.

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Avaza takes the easy of Asana and adds the invoicing and bookkeeping capabilities you need all in one place.

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Quire comes close to Nuclino, but Nuclino wins with its ability to create "cards" and organize a little more neatly.

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• Avaza has made it easier to see how long I spend on certain types of projects and where I could be spending more time.

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• There has been a lot of time saved
• Overall clarity

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