Asana Reviews

I like that it integrates with a lot of other software.

I shouldn't have to use InstaGANTT to get a good view of the projects. Also, it doesn't allow me to manage projects by hour. Finally, I want to look at sub-tasks on the top-level view.

I have used it for one year.

We have not encountered any deployment issues.

We have not encountered any stability issues.

We have not encountered any scalability issues.

I use Asana daily to keep track of projects and tasks for myself and my team. Simple dashboard provides information at a glance - very helpful for keeping things moving in daily standing meetings.

Centralized project and task tracking keeps our teams accountable without progress and updates being lost in email or conversation.

If Gantt charts were implemented, this would be a near perfect project management solution.

5 years

Make sure to have your team download the app - great way to make sure things are updated on the go.

The structure of organizing tasks is ideal for me.  I've used a variety of project management tools like Basecamp and they aren't nearly as intuitive.

One page of glass for the entire marketing team to get all the information they need, even if they didn't attend any of the meetings.  Great for historical archiving as well as new tasks.

I haven't reached the point where I've maximized the functionality or was looking for something that wasn't there. I recently started using the API with Slack, but haven't seen any issues so far.

You can add pics and share them like any other remark or note.

Since we embedded  this product in our work flow allowed us to cut tasks just from the characterization process to the immediate scopes.

They should take more steps forward in all modules that relate to employees management. They have all the information so they should offer more advanced data mining tools, and even some simple tools such as task timer etc.

We had no deployment issues.

There have been no issues with the stability.

We have had no issues scaling this for our needs.

They always keep the feel of being in a Beta version, and every new feature requires money. 

Don't lose touch with your old methods, because this find product hasn't yet defined itself, so you can't count and adapt it completely. I would wait until the interface and the services bank will fulfill their potential.

The visual thumbnails for viewing appended image files to a project are very helpful.

For certain clients, this is a cost effective means of inviting outsourced resources to contribute to specific projects.

When evaluating project management software, the fundamental requirement I consider remains its ability to provide me a high level of view of all areas of the project so I can drill down to what is immediately relevant.

Asana does an OK job of this, but not as good as some of the alternatives out there.

One year.

No, deployment is very straightforward.

No stability issues so far.

No scalability issues so far. Admittedly, clients that use this do not typically have data intensive projects.

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Simple setup.

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For the free version, it does quite a lot so I would start there. Upgrade if the functionality is directly relevant to improving process efficiency for your organization.

Basecamp

For a free solution, it does provide a lot of value. As a paid solution, this can be an appropriate fit depending on the circumstance.

• My Tasks
• Due date timeline
• Co-op work
• Ability to comment

We've been able to improve our time management, making our efforts more efficient.

For me, this is a perfect product. I can't think of any improvements.

This tool is really interesting because I can have an overview of all the team's tasks and be sure we are on the right track in order to respect the project's deadlines. 

Since we're using Asana, everyone has a better vision about the global missions which composed the project. It's also much better in order to coordinate teams. 

I'm using Asana for more than a year

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Asana is used as a work management platform.

The most valuable feature of Asana is the ease of navigation.

The solution can be difficult for new users to use because of the interface.

I have been using Asana for approximately two weeks.

The solution has been stable in my usage.

I rate Asana an eight out of ten.

Our clients using this solution are small businesses.

I have not used another solution prior to Asana.

The process was straightforward but it takes some time to get used to. If someone has used other project management software they could have some difficulty with Asana. 

The deployment is a quick process, approximately a few minutes.

I rate the initial setup of Asana a five out of ten.

I did the deployment of the solution myself.

I would recommend this solution to others.

I rate Asana a seven out of ten.