Asana

Asana is the easiest way to manage your projects, it has a block of basic structures to carry out your projects and tasks, with Asana you can create tasks, conversations with our work team and it even allows you to invite your colleagues. Organizing your tasks is faster, easier and more dynamic since it allows you to add start and completion dates for projects and tasks and you can add subtasks to these tasks. This tool is used so that all the members of your project can stay informed of their progress, I can create dozens of projects, Asana facilitates better communication and teamwork.

Because it has so many great tools for good work management, there is really nothing I dislike about Asana, it is the best tool for your company and team, and helps you to have a better organization, Asana is ideal for both for standard companies, even for large companies.

With Asana I have been able to manage and organize my work team more effectively and efficiently, now the assignment of tasks to the members of my team is much faster, the start of tasks and their completion is now more organized thanks to Asana, and its long list of integrations is perfect for managing our projects.

Clean design, very intuitive, and communication can be tracked easily task-by-task. The mobile app works very well and is very nearly as fully featured as the web app.

Asana is very much project and team based. We have a single team, and many different projects for many different clients, and Asana is a bit awkward in this regard - I would love to see a structure for assigning projects to clients built in. File attachments are sometimes hidden when a task has been completed.

We've used Asana within the context of a small digital design and marketing firm, and it's been quite helpful. Definitely worth a try!

It is a powerful solution for collaborative management of tasks and projects, tasks and unlimited sub-tasks. It has an attractive and simple interface. It allows viewing and controls the advance of tasks and project. It has 2 GB of storage space in the cloud to add files to tasks and projects. With a maximum limit per file to upload 100MB and integration with leading storage solutions and collaboration in the cloud (Dropbox, Google Drive, and Box).

The free version collaborative users are limited to 15 users. There are only three levels of projects or workspaces. It does not manage the time devoted to each task necessary for the control and allocation of costs and resources for projects, reallocating costs, etc. It does not allow hide task information or projects for clients or employees selectively in the free version. Lacks extensions for all major email platforms (Outlook, Gmail, Apple Mail, etc.) that allow users to manage e-mail tasks and projects without having to change screen and log-in on the web.

Asana is a safe and highly recommended option for professional or small and medium enterprises with medium or high need in the management tasks and projects. It is undoubtedly one of the most recognized and proven solutions market, with a complete and compelling solution with respect to functionality / price.

Asana gives a team a better task managing experience. People can track and follow the tasks untroubled. You will also get notifications for changes in tasks which is very convenient for you not to miss single thing about the work. You can also see the calendar log for a better tasks tracking.

The search function needs to be tweaked but you can always organize your tasks with tags. Its connectivity is not that great that it does not require a turtle slow internet speed. It is not that easy to use. Its interface can make you be confused about things. Some minor bugs are present but those are fixable in time.

Overall, Asana is a good task managing app. It is available for phones and pc which makes it portable and makes tasks accessible anytime and anywhere with the requirement of internet connection. It just needs more tweaking for a stable performance and for better connectivity. The visibility is great with useful features and powerful functions.

Asana is yet another collaboration software that has huge capabilities and interesting features. It can be used seamlessly to organize the development workflow of a team. it is well designed for task management. It is quite fast and very responsive. It offers a free plan that supports up to 15 user which is good advantage over competition. It has a lovely design.

It doesn't have an offline version. It is not so good for graphics intensive projects. It features mobile devices. Other than that there are not any major issue with Asan project management tool or the customer support. The tool is priced reasonably. And you can opt for the free version quite effectively for small teams.

Asana customer support is good and gues there are kind very helpful. Asana doesn't need much learning to get it work and integrated into your daily workflow. It is a n attractive design, fluid and interactive interface elements. The free plan from Asana turns it to the most cool productivity app available till now. I would highly recommend it for its features and the free plan it offers.

Asana allows my team to share, plan, organize, and track the progress of the tasks that each member is working on. The multiple workspace gives us a place to organize multiple teams, projects and tasks and to stay well-informed of progress without the need for back-and-forth email threads. The collaborative engine is incredibly helpful, and allows my boss, my teammates, and my friends to all sync up with me, and helps me organize my entire life simply. If you need to collaborate with many different groups in many different aspects, use Asana.

The only thing that I can say here is that they need to manage the tasks and subtasks system a little bit better. For example, they could show subtasks as indented under parent tasks when you are looking at the full task list. And of course, when I used Astana for the first time it seemed hard but after a while I got used it and now is ok.

Overall Asana is a task and project management solution that facilitates team association and communication. Use Asana to create projects, and then to create tasks within these projects. Add your teammates to tasks and projects, add them as task followers, share projects with them or mention them in task comments to keep everyone in the circle.