GQueues vs. WorkHub Tasks

GQueues ties in very nicely with the principles outlined in David Allen's "Getting Things Done" so if you're a fan, give GQueues a try. I use GQueues both personally and professionally to help keep things in order. I find it easy to modify how I use this service when my needs change. I also use GQueues to keep track of future ideas, websites and books to be read someday and overall goals. It is very customizable to what you need.

Incentivized

WorkHub Tasks is best suited for companies searching for a better way to handle customer queries. It is also appropriate to resolve customer queries in time. Last but not least it is well suited for providing excellent customer service.

• Handling recurring tasks.
• Assigning tasks.

Incentivized

• The chat feature allows us to have real-time conversations with customers
• It helps us to resolve customer issues more quickly.
• WorkHub Tasks make it possible for the team to raise customer satisfaction

• Needs more display options, e.g. display tasks in "card" format
• Screen format is a bit dated.
• Awkward to use when window is maximized.

Incentivized

• After the projects are finished, there should be a mechanism to sort them.
• Search by username ought to be available.
• There should be a project-based sorting.

They are very responsive via email.

Incentivized

We have tried some other task management tools such as Producteev. This one is very intuitive and just does what you need it to do and does it well.

Incentivized

HubSpot has a lower learning curve. On the other hand, WorkHub Tasks provides project management on a larger scale, giving more priority to the tasks; that is why it is my favorite.

• GQueues makes it easy for me to track next steps to avoid missing deadlines

Incentivized

• Intelligent query handling due to relative task assignment
• Smart instead of the hard work enables using resources on other tasks
• customer retention has gone up significantly