monday.com

What differentiates monday.com from other similar products?

To identify who is in charge of each point, you can assign responsibilities to specific people. It is simple to use and makes keeping track of things so much easier. similar to how each work and complicated project are managed through automation and transparency.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

For a project with many moving pieces, it helps to keep track of the priorities and changes for each item. While various team members concentrate on various aspects of a single assignment, they are all able to make any necessary adjustments since they have access to the most recent version of that work.

What do you dislike most about this product?

The data that is imported from Excel needs to be cleaned up. The data is useless if someone on your team does not use it. The fact that each board is a "workspace" with equal value bothers me. To construct a project plan for each different team, you should ideally be able to divide a project's workspace into subteams.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

The nicest aspect of Monday is its simplicity. Setting up different formats and color-coding them is simple. Drag and dropping make it simple to create the desired format or order.

What differentiates monday.com from other similar products?

Incredibly helps teams manage their tasks and workflows. Coupled with an attractive interface and a high level of customization. You can invite external guests to join your meeting. With standard, you get the timeline, calendar and map views that are missing in the basic plan. This level includes advanced search, but no time tracking. For any of Monday.com's plans and for any number of people, you can choose to pay monthly, annually or for two years at a time, with deeper discounts for longer commitments.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

It has a modern interface and is fairly easy to use. You have to pay for an account. You'll have to look at the detailed pricing rubric to find out exactly how much, as prices are based on the number of people on the team, the level of service, and the length of the engagement.

What do you dislike most about this product?

Their pricing plans are a bit confusing, 14-day trial seems a bit short to me, Adobe product integration is limited to FinalCutPro and Illustrator I believe. It would be ideal for them to implement it across the suite, but I guess that's on the horizon. A bit complex for a new user, which everyone should understand for software with a broader and deeper service capability.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

More like a collection of highly customized spreadsheets in which all members of a team record the tasks they need to complete and update them with status reports and other relevant information. In this way, each team member can see all active tasks and their progress, making it easy to pass work from one person to another or to jump quickly if someone is suddenly unavailable; it is very intuitive, the templates provide an excellent starting point for each user.