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Have had a pleasure working with Trello, a very well-developed app that I have recommended to a number of friends.

So great and perfect services, my experience is so satisfying for me at all, so cheap and real...

We had burning deadlines for the project and it was necessary to cooperate with the actions of the employees. That's how we came across this platform. It took a little time to learn the app, but it was worth it. Binary management turned out to be a multifunctional centralized tool with which we were able to meet the deadline and complete the project. I'm sure we'll finish the next project even earlier.

I work a lot of hours and my only resource for math are poorly written examples that don't show how to solve the problems. I had a little faith in these guys and they did not disappoint. They got me a 96 on a quiz. Will use them for my final exam.

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Click-up has pretty much everything from calendars, to do lists, docs, folders and more. The main purpose of this is actually just a to-do list, but it comes with lots of other features that integrate within each other. And for the most part it's free! The only downside is that it has too many features - this can be overwhelming at times, especially when all you want is a simple list.

I have used finclock EMS for the last 18 or so months. I attest that the application provides the tools that literally shifts office work to a mobile phone. Using the app, you can track time, make task and project reports. Also i could make requests direct to my management automatically.

Great project management tool aimed at small-medium companies. Works like a charm - my team got a pretty nice productivity boost thanks to it.

I'm aghast at the irresponsible and unprofessional manner in which ComplianceOnline (MetricStream’s subsidiary) is sending out spam solicitation mails. I have asked them innumerable times to stop sending me this junk. I think I have a basic right to expect at least this much from a company that operates across many countries (or so it claims). Looks like once they get access to an email id, they think they can keep sending unlimited number of mails, just like those cellphone talk time offers, no matter how many times you send them an unsubscribe request.

I've been using Wrike for about four years and one of the things I'm most impressed with is that they are constantly improving. They take feedback seriously and work to quickly integrate with other applications and implement change. Their customer service has always been great -- we've had several free training sessions as a customer and it's been 100% tailored to our company.

It's got a lot of flexibility and customization as well. You can view project management tasks in a variety of visualizations and pretty easily find what you're looking for.

We're a smaller team of less than 15 and it works great for us. My suggestion would be to have a point person to be your Wrike admin for the first six months so they can be the in-company expert and get everyone else on board.