Wrike

It can help me manage the task as well as communicate with the other team

Due to the limitation of my account, in some case, it is difficult for me in assigning task for the others

The communication and task

It is feature-rich and has many tools allowing teams to easily collaborate. The multiple views and the seamless addition of attachments is excellent.

I have no complaints. For our use and purpose, it works very well.

Allowing us to open tickets and centralize the management of certain tasks/projects.

That it is convenient as a software and easy to access

It can be a little complicated when in the system. Who is in charge of what and who needs to look/approve project

One stop shop with an easy to access platform

The real-time collaboration, Gantt charts, and integrations with tools like Slack, Google Drive, and Microsoft Teams are also huge pluses, keeping everyone aligned without switching between platforms.

The mobile experience isn’t as polished or full-featured as the desktop version

Inefficient workflows – Its automation tools and customizable workflows streamline repetitive processes, saving time and reducing manual errors.

I’ve tried my fair share of project management platforms, and Wrike strikes the best balance between structure and flexibility. It’s powerful without being overwhelming.The real-time updates, dashboards, and task dependencies have helped me stay on top of projects. Also, the integrations actually work, which hasn’t always been the case with other tools I’ve used.

The learning curve is definitely there. It took me a couple of weeks to feel confident using it without second-guessing myself.

I use Wrike primarily to manage and organize our copywriting projects. It helps me keep track of what’s in the pipeline, what’s in review, and what’s ready to go. Since I’m also the team lead, I use it to assign tasks, oversee timelines, and make sure everyone’s aligned on priorities. It’s been super helpful for tracking feedback loops and keeping things moving without clogging up our inboxes. It gives me a bird’s-eye view without making me micromanage.

Project Management, easy to create tasks

UI, and also so complicated to use the tool.

Only tasks creation and assigning

I have been working into media for a while now and managing various projects is a task. Wrike provides various options and makes things simple. Its great features like dashboards timesheets and more.

There is nothing to dislike. Everything is great

Wrike also provides the email option and also has calendar

I moderately use wrike for managing my tasks and projects. Wrike dashboard provides various methods of presentation in graphs, charts and tabular. The analytics provides good amount of information.

The dashboard does not load when the internet is down, there is no other downside.

one of the best thing is integration with various other apps.

Super easy collaboration and project tool.

Was a little overwhelming with the amount of features

Global collaboration tool for projects

Wrike helps me stay organized and aligned across multiple projects and teams. I especially like the ability to create custom workflows and dashboards tailored to our marketing campaigns. The timeline view (Gantt chart) is great for visualizing project phases, while task dependencies and automated notifications help ensure we never miss deadlines. Wrike’s seamless integration with tools like Outlook and Teams also makes collaboration much smoother.

Honestly, nothing major stands out. Wrike has been smooth and reliable for our use so far.

Wrike helps streamline project management, especially for complex marketing campaigns with multiple stakeholders. It solves the problem of scattered communication, unclear task ownership, and missed deadlines. By centralizing everything—from briefs and assets to timelines and approvals—Wrike makes it easy to track progress, prioritize tasks, and collaborate across teams. It’s improved my productivity and given better visibility into project statuses at any point in time.