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Best Project Management Software

See how the top 3 of 9 Project Management Software stack up.

Explore what each does best — and why they rose to the top in 2026.

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  1. 1
    Motion
    Motion
    5

    Best AI project management for small-mid-size teams

    Best AI project management for small-mid-size teams
  2. 2
    Linear
    Linear
    5

    Best for engineering teams

    Best for engineering teams
  3. 3
    Asana
    Asana
    3

    Best for enterprise teams

    Best for enterprise teams
  4. 4
    Monday
    Monday
    0

    Highly customizable, for complex projects and large teams

    Highly customizable, for complex projects and large teams
  5. 5
    ClickUp
    ClickUp
    0

    The "All-In-One" Tool

    The "All-In-One" Tool
  6. 6
    Wrike
    Wrike
    0

    For enterprises who want deep reporting and analytics

    For enterprises who want deep reporting and analytics
  7. 7
    Trello
    Trello
    2

    For extremely basic task management and very small teams (<3)

    For extremely basic task management and very small teams (<3)
  8. 8
    Jira
    Jira
    0

    For large enterprises, often disliked by teams

    For large enterprises, often disliked by teams
  9. 9
    Shortcut
    Shortcut
    0

    For teams already locked into Shortcut for other use-cases

    For teams already locked into Shortcut for other use-cases
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    Notion
    Notion
    Knowledge Base
    0

    Least efficient, requires building your own PM setup from scratch

    Least efficient, requires building your own PM setup from scratch

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Our Evaluation Criteria

See how we evaluate the top Project Management Software based on key factors.

A quick look at our criteria — what matters most and why it makes a difference.

  • Innovation
    Redefines what project management software can be — not just another copycat.
  • AI Assistance
    Has genuinely useful AI features that help save time, not just that they exist.
  • Daily Focus
    Actually useful for individuals managing their own work, not only for managers tracking progress.
  • Ease of Learning
    Allows teams to get up and running in less than a day.
  • Team Adoption
    How likely is your team to actually use it — and keep using it?
  • Expert Evaluation
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    , our rankings reflect in-depth testing, industry insights, and hands-on experience.
1
Motion

Motion

5

Best AI project management for small-mid-size teams

Best AI project management for small-mid-size teams

Motion is the most innovative AI-powered project management tool for individuals and teams who want to fully embrace AI to get work done.

It uses AI to take all of your team's projects, tasks, priorities, deadlines, and dependencies to build the perfect day for you and your team, time blocking tasks right on your calendar. They also have AI Docs, & an AI Note Taker, helping you get work done faster.

It's the closest "AI agent" tool that we've experienced that actually gives the feeling of having a true personal assistant with full context of the business.

Motion
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What is Motion?

What is Motion?

Motion is a calendar-first, AI-powered project management system that brings your tasks, meetings, documentation, and team workload into one tool.

We used Asana for 7 years, and even though it kept us organized enough, it was a huge hassle constantly babysitting projects with changing deadlines, and we could never stay on top of which tasks were most important. That's why we switched to Motion and have been using it for the past several years.

Motion reduces our busy work, because it automatically schedules tasks directly onto our calendar based on deadlines, priorities, and availability, then when plans inevitably change, it updates everything for us.

On top of that, when creating a project, you can immediately tell if you'll hit a deadline or not based on your team's availability. For instance, if our team has 5 hours of meetings a day, and 8 hours of work scheduled, Motion will flag that we're at risk of missing our deadline unless something changes.

Recently, Motion has become more of an all-in-one tool. On top of being a calendar and project management tool, you can also store all of your notes and documentation in the app via their AI Docs and meeting recorder. This is especially helpful as you can tie meeting notes to projects, and when asking the Motion AI Assistant it has full context on projects, discussions, and notes.

And they didn't just tack on these features either... their meeting recorder is one of the best we've used (for instance, it creates tasks automatically at the end of each call, allowing you to assign it to team members directly).

So if you want a to-the-point project management tool that will help your team just focus on getting work done (instead of babysitting your project management tool), it's worth giving a shot.

Pros and Cons

Pros and Cons

Pros

Pros
  • Only calendar-first project management tool on the market
  • Automatically schedules tasks directly on your calendar using AI
  • Takes your entire schedule (meetings + work) into account
  • Includes Gantt views for traditional project tracking

Cons

Cons
  • Not ideal if you don’t want AI automatically managing your schedule
  • The interface can feel cluttered
  • Minimal reporting & dashboards
  • Not for enterprises

Key Features

Key Features

Project Management

Project Management

Motion has all your traditional project management capabilities including kanban, gantt charts, and list views. But on top of that, they also have a calendar at the core that schedules tasks from your projects onto your calendar. No other tool fully integrates at this level.

AI Auto-Scheduling

AI Auto-Scheduling

Managing your workload can cause fatigue, we experienced it ourselves every time we had to rearrange our plan and priorities when using Asana. Don't get something done? No worries, Motion will reschedule it for you based on the priority on your calendar. At risk of missing a deadline? Motion will warn you and you can fix it with a few clicks. Want to push back the deadline of a bunch of projects? Tell their AI Chat and it'll do it for you.

Workflow Templates

Workflow Templates

Workflow Templates in Motion are reusable project templates that define exactly how your work gets done from start to finish. They include your roles, stages, tasks, and key details so every project follows the same structured process.

Once set up, Motion uses the template to automatically schedule everything on your team's calendars and adjust timelines when things change. This makes starting projects incredibly easy & fast!

AI Docs

AI Docs

Motion’s AI Docs are super handy for keeping processes and notes right inside your projects, perfect if you don’t already have a knowledge base. That said, don't expect them to be as powerful as Notion or Slite. They are more suitable for basic documentation and notes. The best part of Motion AI Docs is that you can quickly tag projects and tasks, so that everything is connected and integrated.

Meeting Recorder

Meeting Recorder

We love Motion's Meeting Recorder, and if you're already using Motion for your projects, there's really no reason to use another one. It automatically joins your meetings (you just have to let it in), records video and text, and then uses AI to organize the notes for you. It also automatically creates tasks from the meeting notes and all you need to do is approve or deny them.

Pricing

Pricing
  • Pro AI: $19/seat/mo (billed annually). Best for professionals and small teams who want AI-powered project management, scheduling, and task planning.
  • Business AI: $29/seat/mo (billed annually). Best for teams that need advanced reporting, capacity planning, time tracking, permissions, and centralized billing.
  • AI Credits: Included with each plan. Pro AI includes 7,500 credits/seat/month and Business AI includes 15,000 credits/seat/month.
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Linear

Linear

5

Best for engineering teams

Best for engineering teams

Linear is the best and most modern project management too for engineers. It's specifically designed for engineering workflows, and you won't find anything better.

Linear
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What is Linear?

What is Linear?

Linear is the best and most modern project management too for engineers. It's specifically designed for engineering workflows, and you won't find anything better.

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Asana

Asana

3

While Asana handles complex project management with lots of features, custom fields, multiple views, and reporting, but you need to invest time and resources into setup and ongoing manual upkeep to really get value.

It's best for larger teams or organizations with a dedicated project manager and the budget for proper implementation, if you have simple needs or want something more opinionated and fast to adopt, Asana will feel heavy and slow you down. After using Asana for 7+ years, we ended up switching to Motion for project management.

Asana
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What is Asana?

What is Asana?

Asana is one of the most reliable and stable project management tools on the market. We used it for 7 years before switching to Motion. We didn't switch because Asana was bad... Asana is fantastic, as long as you take the time to set it up properly and actually need all the features it offers.

Asana is exactly what a comes to mind when you envision a traditional project manager tool. It has traditional lists view, tasks view, custom fields, kanban boards, calendar (which isn't even worthy of the name when you compare Asana vs Motion), files, and timeline views. It even has robust project management features like gantt charts, workload management and advanced reporting features. If your organization has complex projects and is looking for a tool with all the bells and whistles, including reporting for upper management, then Asana would be our top recommendation for you.

Asana is now a public traded company and it's focusing more on enterprise accounts (1000+ seats). With that, comes more enterprise features, which, we'll never need as a small team.

Our needs are much more simple—we simply wanted a tool to help us get more work done fast (hence why we made the switch to Motion.

Key Features

Key Features

Complex Projects

Complex Projects

If you have complex projects that require multiple custom fields, team collaboration, multiple views including kanban boards, lists, timelines, gantt charts and perhaps even workload management features. Workload management features, for example, allow you to manage your teams capacity, see how much work is on their plate (whether they are overwhelmed or underworked) and rebalance work as required.

Reporting

Reporting

Reporting important to your team for things like monitoring spending for project costs, tracking project status and seeing total revenue across projects (note: this can at times be managed in your CRM so you'd want to make the decision as to where you're mainly tracking revenue so you have a single source of truth).

Pricing

Pricing
  • Free Tier: As a free project management software (for small teams), it might be alluring to try Asana on the tree tier. But to unlock key features you'd need to be on a paid tier, so we don't fall into the trap of comparing Asana as a free project management software to other paid tools.
  • Starter Tier: $10.99/mo on the annual tier. This is the first super useful Asana tier. Here you'll get their workflow builder, automations (limited to 250) and the ability to invite unlimited guests (freelancers and contractors).
  • [BEST 🥇] Advanced Tier: $24.99/mo on annual tier. This is the tier we were on when we used Asana for 7 years, even as a 1-2 person team. This tier allows for ample automations (25k per month) and unlocks their more advanced features such as reporting and workload management.
4
Monday

Monday

0

Monday is trying to be everything to everyone, and becomes nothing to many. It's the core problem we see with all-in-one software.

Monday
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What is Monday?

What is Monday?

Monday started off as a project management software, but in order to gain more market share, continued to build tools and expand their offering. They went from being a project management software, to an "all-in-one" tool. They now offer products such as Monday "Work Management" (aka project management), Monday sales CRM and Monday dev (for agile workflows).

Monday went from being a project management software to trying to be an "all-in-one" tool. They even coined the term "Work OS"

While Monday offers tiers for small teams, we'd think there are better tools for teams with under 300 employees (like Asana or Motion). That's not to say that smaller teams don't use Monday (they do), it's just going to take quite a bit of work to set it up for success.

Limitations

Limitations

The main difficulty with Monday is actually getting it setup for success. Many folks create an account, invite their team, pop in some projects and then it sits there as an abandoned tool, with no one on the team actually feeling like its reliable. This comes from not doing a proper Monday implementation (often means working with a consultant). Mapping your processes to Monday and creating team documentation will lead to higher chances of success.

If the above sounds overkill for your business, consider something like Motion as that's more so a project management tool that you can get set up out of the gate and have your team using it fairly quickly.

Pricing

Pricing
  • Free Tier: While Monday has a free forever tier, it's extremely limited so we wouldn't consider it a "free project management tool". The free tier is made for individuals or hobbyists at best.
  • [SKIP ❌] Basic Tier: $27/mo on annual tier (Monday's website says $9 per seat, but actually forces you to purchase a minimum of 3 seats). We recommend skipping this tier altogether as it's still very limited in features. For example, you don't get any automations or integrations.
  • [GOOD ✅] Standard Tier: $36/mo on annual tier. (Monday's website says $12 per seat, but forces you to purchase a minimum of 3 seats). This is the first useful tier, but still has a limited number of automations/integrations. If you need to collaborate with guests outside of your organization, this is the first tier that would allow for it.
  • [BEST 🥇] Pro Tier: $57/mo on annual tier (Monday's website says $19 per seat, but forces you to purchase a minimum of 3 seats). If you're a business, this is the tier you'd want to be on. You unlock all the key Monday features including private boards, time tracking, and ample automations and integrations.
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ClickUp

ClickUp

0

ClickUp was built to be a project management tool at the core, but everything to everyone as well. So while it can do everything, it lacks polish when actually using it in the day-to-day. It's also quite slow to load because of this.

ClickUp
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What is ClickUp?

What is ClickUp?

ClickUp is best categorized as an "all-in-one tool", even though it started off as more of a project manager, and is quite task management focused at the core. ClickUp now offers tasks, docs, whiteboards, time tracking and even chat. They are truly trying to do it all.

ClickUp appeals to folks who want one tool to manage all work-related projects and processes. These folks don't typically need nor want the best project management tool, or best docs, or best of anything, they just appreciate that one tool (ClickUp) bundles all the apps together under one subscription.

ClickUp Limitations

ClickUp Limitations

The main complaint we've heard about ClickUp is that there is too much configuration and customization. We know this is draw for some, but for most folks, the amount of stuff going on within ClickUp is overwhelming. For instance, many of their features are irrelevant if you're just wanting to use ClickUp for project or task management, making the simple things difficult to find and accomplish.

With that, users of ClickUp report feeling like there is too much clutter that gets in the way, making it difficult to find where things are or you are shown buttons that you have no idea what they're used for. There are SO many options to sift through that you can't find what you're looking for unless you've been using the platform extensively and know it inside and out.

With too much "noise", it's easy for team members to miss being notified in a thread, spending too much time searching for things or wondering about the progress of projects. This steep learning curve for teams makes it difficult to truly adopt and buy-into.

Another complaint we've heard countless of times is that ClickUp is slow to load. While this might not seem like a big deal at first, when you're waiting 3-5 extra seconds for a tool to load, it can certainly get frustrating and slow you down.

ClickUp Pricing

ClickUp Pricing
  • Free Tier: ClickUp has a free forever tier for personal use or hobbyists. It wouldn't work as a free project management tool due to the feature limitations.
  • Unlimited: $7/mo per seat on the annual tier. This is an introductory tier for small teams. While ClickUp does offer quite a few features on this tier, like Asana and Monday, ClickUp gate keeps their advanced automations behind the next tier up.
  • [BEST 🥇] Business: $12/mo per seat on the annual tier. Comparing Asana and Monday, ClickUp is the least expensive of the bunch for their business tier. Their business tier unlocks all of the features you'd expect, including advanced automations, time tracking and workload management.
6
Wrike

Wrike

0

Wrike handles complex, multi-layered project management with advanced features, deep customization, and integrations built for enterprise ecosystems, but its interface is harder to use than Monday or Asana. Only consider Wrike if you're at a large organization or enterprise with over 1000 employees and need detailed reporting and analytics, smaller teams should look elsewhere.

Wrike
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What is Wrike?

What is Wrike?

Wrike is often the tool favored by larger organizations or teams with complex, multi-faceted projects requiring advanced project management features and deep customization. Wrike is more of an enterprise-level project management tool (think similar to the Salesforce of project management).

While Monday and Asana are more user-friendly in terms of their user interface, Wrike's interface has a steeper learning curve due to its extensive features.

Key Features

Key Features

Integrations

Wrike’s integrations are particularly beneficial for enterprise-level software ecosystems, think Salesforce, Adobe Creative Cloud, Jira, SAP, ServiceNow, and Tableau.

Reporting & Analytics

Wrike has an edge in advanced reporting and analytics compared to Asana and Monday.com, offering detailed insights that are crucial for large teams and complex projects.

In summary, unless you're an enterprise company, do not consider Wrike. If you're a team with under 1000 employees, Wrike alternatives like Asana or Monday will be much better suited for your team.

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Trello

Trello

2

For extremely basic task management and very small teams (<3)

For extremely basic task management and very small teams (<3)

Trello gives you basic kanban board project management with deep Atlassian suite integrations but hasn't meaningfully evolved in years, so it feels outdated compared to modern alternatives. Unless your team is deeply tied into Atlassian tools or you just want a simple personal board, you're better off with almost any other project manager on the market.

Trello
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What is Trello?

What is Trello?

Trello is probably a project management tool that most people have heard of. It was one of the first project managers to hit mainstream popularity because it was the first project manager to allow for kanban board view from a web app, bringing with it a super user friendly interface.

This was an incredible feat back in 2011 and what resulted in its rise to popularity, especially in the B2C space (general consumers, not majorly breaking into the B2B space). For example, you'd use Trello to manage your personal tasks, maybe more as a prosumer, and less as a business owner.

We used Trello here at Efficient App for years, before ultimately switching to Asana, when they too added kanban functionality, as we felt that Trello sort of got a bit stuck, while their competitors were evolving and working to further innovate in the project management space.

Key Features

Key Features

The main differentiation that Trello had was kanban board functionality, and that's about where it started and ends. Thing is, kanban view is now a staple of any modern project manager on the market in this day and age.

Feature set wise, since Atlassian now owns Trello, they've prioritized integrations within the Atlassian suite.

User Experience

User Experience

Trello does board view well, but that's about the bulk of it. As they haven't really seemed to update Trello much in the past 6+ years, the bulk of the credit that we can give Trello comes from it having incredibly deep integration with the Atlassian suite of tools (e.g. Jira,Confluence, and Bitbucket).

With Atlassian's acquisition of Trello, came with it more of an integration with Atlassian's tooling.

Mobile App

Mobile App

Trello actually has a pretty solid mobile app on both iOS and Android. This is in part to how much time they've had to perfect it. Early on, being more in the B2C space, and coming out more when the iPhone was gaining major traction, a solid mobile app is something that the general consumer wanted. So this is something they've spent a lot of time perfecting.

API & Integration

API & Integration

We also have to give Trello credit in this area. They have a super robust API and powerful Zapier connector. If their Zapier connector doesn't have quite what you're looking for, you should be able to do chat you'd like to do using their developer API.

If your team is heavily relying on the Atlassian software stack, then Trello is likely to bring with it some native integrations to help your team out as well.

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Jira

Jira

0

For large enterprises, often disliked by teams

For large enterprises, often disliked by teams

Jira is built for massive enterprise engineering teams running agile or scrum, but it's so complex and hard to use that unless you have thousands of employees and can afford dedicated Scrum Masters just to manage it, your team will end up frustrated, burned out, or simply avoiding the tool.

For anyone else, especially smaller teams or non-engineering groups like marketing, design, or HR, Jira is a bad fit and you'll be much happier with simpler project management tools.

Jira
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What is Jira?

What is Jira?

Jira Software started off focusing on helping software teams to manage project development—think sprints, agile and scrum methodologies. But in 2021, Jira launched what they call "Work Management" to help greater business teams like marketing, HR, finance, and design.

This meant that they introduced other features that tools like Asana and Monday have, like different views (task list view, timeline view, kanban board view) and forms.

What does this all mean? Well first and foremost, Jira is designed for highly technical teams and the other "work management" features were created in an effort to compete with Monday and Asana and gain more market share.

With that, don't expect Jira to be a project management tool with a friendly user experience. It has a steep learning curve with a ton of features, with many of them that will never be used an average business.

With that, while Jira has been previously known as one of the best agile project management tools, there are newer tools on the market that are much more modern and simple to use.

Pros & Cons

Pros & Cons

Pros

Pros
  • Highly customizable workflows
  • Strong agile and sprint management tools
  • Built for large engineering teams
  • Powerful reporting and roadmaps
  • Large integration ecosystem (3000+ integrations)

Cons

Cons
  • Extremely complex to set up and maintain
  • Steep learning curve
  • Poor user experience compared to modern tools
  • Low adoption outside engineering teams
  • Can become slow and bloated over time

Key Features

Key Features

Cross-Department Collaboration

Cross-Department Collaboration

Jira Roadmaps enables cross collaboration among different departments, making projects visible company wide. This helps teams stay on track with the bigger picture and track progress and dependencies based on team availability.

Once Jira is configured correctly, assigning tasks and stories to team members is easy so you can easily see who is working on what task.

Integrations

Integrations

Jira has over 3000+ integrations with other tools. That said, for enterprise tools like Salesforce or Zendesk you're very likely looking at a custom integration that will need to be managed by a third party.

Pricing

Pricing
  • Free: Free forever for up to 10 users. Best for small teams getting started with basic project management.
  • Standard: $7.91/mo per user. Best for teams that need user permissions, external collaboration, AI-powered features, and increased automation.
  • Premium: $14.54/mo per user. Best for organizations managing multiple teams that need advanced planning, dependency management, unlimited storage, and 24/7 support.
  • Enterprise: Unlisted (annual only). Includes advanced security, centralized administration, analytics across Atlassian tools, multiple sites, and enterprise-grade identity management.
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Shortcut

Shortcut

0

For teams already locked into Shortcut for other use-cases

For teams already locked into Shortcut for other use-cases

Shortcut used to be called Clubhouse and they were spiraling as a company, forced to rebrand because the perception around them wasn't great.

The marketing team changed what people thought of them as, but from a tech stack perspective, they are an incredibly old company, over a decade old, built atop a super legacy tech stack.

So if you're looking for a modern project management tool, we'd say avoid this decade-old software product with loads of tech-debt.

Shortcut
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What is Shortcut?

What is Shortcut?

Shortcut used to be called Clubhouse and they were spiraling as a company, forced to rebrand because the perception around them wasn't great.

The marketing team changed what people thought of them as, but from a tech stack perspective, they are an incredibly old company, over a decade old, built atop a super legacy tech stack.

So if you're looking for a modern project management tool, we'd say avoid this decade-old software product with loads of tech-debt.

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Notion

Notion

0

Least efficient, requires building your own PM setup from scratch

Least efficient, requires building your own PM setup from scratch

Notion is a shared team knowledge-base software that has extended itself to appear as an all-in-one suite. The difficulty is it works well for team docs, but struggles in all the other areas.

Most teams struggle when using Notion for everything in their business.

Notion
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What is Notion?

What is Notion?

Notion is primarily a team knowledge base solution, but because it is fundamentally built atop of databases, people confuse it as an all-in-one tool, and will use it as a project management solution, when it was never built for that.

The problem with using Notion as a Project Management solution, is that whoever built it out, is the only one that knows how it was built, and it makes for nearly impossible team adoption past just a couple team members.

This is flawed because the best project management software has structure and opinionation, which enables teams to actually use the tool in the same way, and thus it works. This is nearly impossible to do with Notion, and why we highly recommend staying away from it for project management in your business.

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1
Motion

Motion

5

Best AI project management for small-mid-size teams

Best AI project management for small-mid-size teams
2
Linear

Linear

5

Best for engineering teams

Best for engineering teams

The Problem With Project Management Software

The Problem With Project Management Software

Many of the most popular project management tools are designed for large teams and organizations, and they can be overwhelming and complex to set up and use for smaller teams. Here's what to keep in mind:

  • Setup is no joke. Prepare to dedicate 50+ hours on doing a proper setup and implementation with your team. Those who succeed with project managers are those who make a core part of their business initiative. Larger teams tend to hire agencies to help with with an implementation (and with that, still the implementation still fails at times).
  • Adoption can be poor. Even if you are able to successfully set up a project management tool, there is no guarantee that your team will actually adopt it and use it effectively. In fact, a study by Wrike found that 35% of teams with fewer than 10 employees stop using a project management tool altogether after a year. The number is 28% for teams greater than 10.
  • Daily time commitment + steep learning curve. Using a project management tool can also be a significant time commitment for team members. Team members will need to spend time updating the tool on a regular basis. This can add up to a significant amount of time, especially for small teams that are already stretched thin.

When to Use a Project Management Tool

When to Use a Project Management Tool

We see more often than not that teams actually jump into implementing a project management tool too early believe it or not.

The main question we'd ask is, does your team currently use a CRM? If so, is your project management/task needs actually simple enough to not require an entire standalone tool for it?

Believe it or not, pipelines within a CRM can actually be a great alternative to a project management tool for smaller teams. With the introduction of a standalone project manager comes with a lot of added work as mentioned above.

Now this is totally fine and possible, just trying to flag that many smaller teams and startups might be trying to create too much complexity and structure, when they really just need to move quickly, pivot, and figure out their process before actually implementing a proper project management tool.

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