I Wrike It A Lot
Overall Satisfaction with Wrike
Wrike is mainly used in our Marketing Department but recently other departments have started adopting usage more often as they have seen how successful it has been for our department. Wrike solves many problems by keeping us on track, helps keep projects and other tasks from "falling through the cracks" and keeps important details and information at our fingertips. Instead of searching through hundreds of emails, a folder, project, or task will have all the information and the related emails in one place making finding things simpler. Wrike also eliminates the handwritten "To Do" list with the inclusion of the daily My To Do feature.
- Creating forms and collaborating with bitly to access forms from anywhere.
- Email integration.
- Dashboards to track progress of anything at a glance.
- Task prioritization. While there is currently a "high importance" option, there should be levels of priority including High, Medium, and low level priorities.
- More customizable features including backgrounds, etc.
- Ability to add an email address that is a shared group as opposed to limiting to just one person.
- We use Wrike to track articles that are posted on our blog. We write our own articles as opposed to using a copywriter. By using Wrike to organize the project and write each month we're saving nearly $10,000 per month.
- Wrike makes employees more productive. Instead of trying to list the things that need to be done "in your head" all tasks/to dos are right in front of you. Once one task is complete, you move to the next. No time to stop in between to try to remember what is next.
Prior to using Wrike, we used OneNote in Microsoft which was deficient in comparison. We have not used any other products. Since we adopted Wrike, we have used nothing else. We can't work without it!
Do you think Wrike delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Wrike's feature set?
Yes
Did Wrike live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Wrike go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Wrike again?
Yes