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Wrike helps scale workflow processes for maximum efficiency, empowering teams, manage projects, drive initiatives, and achieve goals.
Large organizations dedicated to advancing their Innovation Management turn to Ideanote for its seamless implementation and high engagement rates.
What I appreciated most is the ease of use of the interface, the ability to customize dashboards to track progress, and the integration with other tools that I use daily.
Then they deactivated our account with no warning, and when I asked they said "it's written on the invoice. I supposedly had access to a CSM, but they never called.
It has amazing features like task prioritization, customizable workflows and seamless collaboration. It allows working with team members in realtime and share files with ease.
I was introduced to Wrike by a client who swore by it (and still does) but I'm sad to say my experience with Wrike ended there. In my experience, it was needlessly confusing and just not intuitive.
So far Wrike has been fantastic. It's helping us transition to a more natural work flow and keeping everyone on top of projects.
Who can say for sure that I didn't utilize the assistance, in light of the fact that there are access logs, and still keep up with the unapproved charges.
Wrike has a great interface. I have come to love this software because of how easy it is to use.
Customer support is poor, be very cautious about changes to level of service or SLA's mid-contract with no recourse.
I like the way you create a mission for a question and then just invite people to interact. Customers are your best supporters and will help you improve your product rather than going elsewhere.
Despite Cname and customer branding the mails are full of the brand name of ideanote.io, since the idea communication also makes mails necessary, the own branding is lost in these cases.
I love the user interface and how it walks you through the whole process--the ease of use and journey on the user end feels super welcoming.
I really miss somekind of chat. Where the people can discuss their views.
It is very useful when working with collaborators or customers who are very mobile in their professional practices and who need effective tools to share ideas or projects in good conditions.
Also, the limited amount of users that can use the system makes it counter-productive for consulting agencies to use in large ideation sessions - but I believe a workaround is on the product roadmap.
I really like the ability to easily put ideas out there, get feedback and then rate them. There is a clear and robust user flow focused on idea sharing, feedback etc.
It took me a minute or so to figure out how to edit a mission when I realised I had missed.
Speaker 1: Hi, my name is Graham. I'm head of Media Operations at EssenceMediacom, and my rating out of five for Wrike is five. So we looked at all kinds of similar systems before choosing Wrike. Monday.com, Visor, Teamwork, Quickbase. None of them really came up to what we really wanted from a system that was going to integrate fully with our systems and support that management workflow from end to end. So the reasons that we chose Wrike is that it was going to help our business through our year of transformation. It was going to help us set tasks and manage tasks and manage that workflow all the way from top to bottom throughout our whole company. It was quite easy to onboard with Wrike. It took somewhere between three to six months. We went into a lot of detail with the Wrike team, they held our hand through the process, and they ended up integrating with the majority of our systems. The advice I would give people who are considering Wrike for their company is it the right fit, is it going to support your management, is it going to integrate with your systems, and is their company the right fit for you?
Jack: Hi, my name's Jack. I'm the Managing Director of a photography company, and I give Ideanote a four out of five. Before Ideanote, we actually did not use an idea software. I did consider Brightidea, however, we did not go with them because it looked like pricing and some of the features were a little more complicated. We chose Ideanote for the user interface that's easy to use some of the white label branding functions, the ability to use a custom domain, and some of the mission templates and idea fields. For example, how you can rate ideas and comment on them. The onboarding and integration process was very easy after setting up our custom domain and inviting some of our colleagues, it was up and running. A few recommendations before choosing Ideanote is just to make sure you choose a plan that's right for you. Make sure the pricing fits. For example, you have either unlimited ideas if you need that, or unlimited team members, or choose a plan that's right for the size of your team.
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