TeamGantt

When you need to manage a project - especially if using distance employees - then this program is perfect for you. It will not only help you manage them but allow you to collaborate with them. Users can make notations while you assign tasks, remaining part of their involvement while also standing separately so they can work. If you have individuals who do not care about time tracking or transparency, then don't use the program. However, if you have willing participants who see the value in transparency, then this program is not only easy to get in to, but accessible enough so that it doesn't feel like "just another thing to do".

I never interacted with them. That, in itself, I feel represents their quality. They made the resources available to me so that when I started to have a question, the answer was either right there for me, or easy to figure out without any trouble. So, I never felt the need!

TeamGantt is wonderful for organizing long and short term projects that have lots of tasks and or people involved. I love that it's "in the cloud" so I can manage no matter where I am or what device I'm using. There is a mobile app that is quite easy to use and sized nicely for people who have trouble reading small/fine print. I find it to be a well-suited tool for ongoing projects where the tasks change weekly - I use it for my newsletter planning. You can assign and label tasks which is super convenient for me and my Team. All through the week we are making changes and suggestions in TeamGantt and as we get closer to publication day we mark the stories and objects as done so we know we will finish everything before our deadline.

I can undoubtedly make new assignments and plot timetables by clicking and hauling. In case you're as of now utilizing an item like Teamwork or BaseCamp, the achievement schedule is extraordinary for an everyday view - however for complex ventures, I was having a difficult time seeing the higher perspective in any detail. TeamGantt permits me to impart my diagrams to different clients without the requirement for login.

TeamGantt is well-suite for organizations that use Mac computers. For non-Mac users, since TeamGantt is completely web-based, it is much better to share projects throughout the organization and for those outside the museum. If you use MS Project for Gantt charts/project timelines exclusively, then TeamGantt is a great, low-cost replacement for MS Project.

I only had to use support once, because the tool is very intuitive. The support I received was prompt and to-the-point, and they were able to provide the solution in a clearly-defined manner. As I remember, I had the answer within an hour or two, with clear reasons and instructions.

TeamGantt is extremely simple to use, so onboarding new users is quick and easy. Creating new Gantt charts is very efficient, especially given the ability to create custom templates. If what you're looking for is an app that allows you to create Gantt charts, there really isn't a scenario I can think of where TeamGantt would not be appropriate.

I've never had any encounters with TeamGantt support. I am not the account holder, so I haven't had any exposure to support in that capacity. There is a prominent chat feature that is present at the bottom right of the page across the site, so if I were to ever have a question, I'd know exactly where to go.

TeamGantt is well suited for managing complex projects and assigning tasks to individual team members with clear ways to visualize each members's work load and work efficiency.

TeamGantt is well suited for any company that is currently tracking the progress of strategies/projects via Excel (or any other manual method). The software would probably be considered overkill for very small companies. At smaller companies, they would certainly benefit from implementing the tool. However, the benefits would struggle to outweigh the cost of the program.

It's great if you want to plan out months in advance, as you can literally see and plan how many days something will take and what order things need to be done in. However, you can't easily add client gaps in between that would show the reality of reviews, etc. without messing up your other data.

TeamGantt is well suited for project managers who want an easy way to visualize and keep track of schedules. It is easy to move things around once the schedule has been created, but dependencies are sometimes messed up because of this. I like how the bars change color when a task has been completed.