Asana Reviews

Asana is very user friendly, and the free version is enough for most basic users.

I cannot recall anything that I did not like about Asana when I was using it.

So easy to learn and use tool. I love it

It is working perfectly. No issues so far

The views of the projects and easy set up. For simple project Management tasks is perfect.

It is not customizable, does not allow you to track time and limited integrations with time-tracking apps. It's also expensive for the functionalities offered.

It was very user-friendly and pretty configurable, I often used it for personal organization before I started using it for my work. It's visually appealing and easy to customize.

The features were not advanced enough to manage the high volume of work that our team does, so we needed to migrate to a product with more custom fields and the ability to do custom builds of project spaces, tasks, etc.

Asana is the best tool for project management which offers task assigning, project board with also integration feature ad many more feature is available in Asana. It is super easy to learn and use.

As of now I didnt face any issue its working perfectly fine.

Asana is highly integrated with third party applications.

Asana can offer a better pricing structure for long term.

The capabilities of features that help us to access all the things at place. It saves lots of efforts and time to manage multiple projects and tasks with the teams.

I feel there are no any issues that affects your workflow.

I like most about asana because it helps me in multiple campaigns organizing and prioritize my task very easily. Also I can assign the task easily to my team members.

Required more advance features in reporting and analytics tools for tracking the campaign performance.

It is easier to prioritize tasks and assign them on Asana.

So far, I like everything I’ve experienced on Asana.

Asana is a great customisable project and task management platform with multiple features around lead management, workload management and automation features that really help you manage your organisational goals

For our use case this product really stands out from its access control decisions to its ease of use there it not much not to like and its an affordable price

I like how easy it is to track projects and see who's doing what. The layout is simple and it keeps everything in one place. Makes teamwork less messy

Can get a little bit overwhelming with too many tasks and notifications. Sometimes it feels like more work just managing the work

Asana is a great tool for any business that works within multiple levels. We use it across our organization to stay involved and collaborative. It's been so beneficial to have immediate feedback from team members about projects.

Sometimes switching between companies/jobs is a bit clunky. There isn't a whole lot to complain about when using it, however.

I love how complex of a product Asana is with levels and layers of logic you can built into the tool.

It took awhile to get familiar with the layout and way the platform worked, as I was used to using Trello and Kanban boards in Confluence.

Asana facilities task management, time tracking and project portfolio management capabilities in one single repository.

Asana for the past three years has been perfect. The issues that I was facing on my mobile application was rectified upon version upgrade.

I like using Asana because it makes organizing my projects, tasks, and work much easier. It is also very useful when collaborating with my team because it has allowed me to keep track of all the activities we’ve done.

The only thing I don’t like about Asana is that it can be a bit complex for those trying to learn to use the tool, as it has multiple functions, which can be challenging for new users.

The main highlight for me is how Asana helps organize tasks and projects visually. The customizable boards, lists, and timelines make it easy to manage workflows and collaborate with my team.

The learning curve can be a bit steep for new users. Some features, like reporting and task dependencies, are more complex and require extra time to set up properly. However after becoming comfortable with Asana and its features, it is an undeniably useful tool.

The collaboration and organization ability of asana is great. The visual aspect is great as well, although does have some opportunities.

I'd like additional visual options for better organizational purposes.

Asana task boards and lists keep everything in order and make it easier to meet targets. I like how simple it is for people who are new to managing projects.

If you struggle to manage your notifications well they can be too much and the free version has limits.

Asana is a solid project management tool. I'd say it's an intermediate tool, with very good basics and plenty of more advanced features. I like the customisability and the way they organise projects and teams. The number of different views on each screen makes it easy to monitor projects "at a glance" and these filters serve as shortcuts into more detailed screens.

Asana is not the most advanced project management tool, and it doesn't target any specific niche. This means that you'll both find features many people will never use, while also missing some features you might need. One of the biggest flaws for me is the poor editability of messages and task descriptions. This makes Asana a no-go for any company with a writing culture, and often makes asynchronous communication harder.