Basecamp Reviews

Basecamp simplifies team collaboration with intuitive tools and seamless communication.

It lacks some advanced project management features and integrations compared to other platforms.

It had a simple UI which was easy to use and always on point. It did not have any fluff and it did not require me to spend an additional 5 minutes to interpret each page. It was also easier for my clients from smaller towns (who were not as tech friendly) to adopt to.

The page would look cluttered at times when it had too many tasks and schedules put together. For someone like me who puts a high priority on UI, this was not very appealing. Incorporating grids/tabular format could have made it appear more organized.

Basecamp excels in task management, permitting groups to create to-do lists, assign obligations, and set cut-off dates. The platform's undertaking tracking skills make a contribution to green venture control and collaboration

Basecamp historically did no longer have integrated time tracking functions. For teams that require specified time monitoring and reporting for billing or assignment evaluation, this absence can be a vast drawback. However, Basecamp has added a separate product called Hey for work that includes time monitoring features.

Basecamp is a reliable tools when it comes to managing projects and tasks through real-time workflow automation.

I have had no bad experience with Basecamp on my user end.

One thing that's really nice about Basecamp is that the monthly price is the same no matter how many usersthe account will need. This means it's much more affordable especially for larger teams or companies. There's also a version of Basecamp that can be used for free, incase you'd like to try it out first.Setting up Basecamp was almost effortless. The Ul is so intuitive and helpful. Integrating Basecamp with other services is supported and may be done quickly without a complicated setup. Guest accounts are available and they add flexibility. Basecamp keeps all team members updated on events, deadlines, announcements, approvals, etc. Teams can manage projects, tasks, and ideas in one platform.It's looking to be the best collaboration app I've had.

I'm disappointed to see that time tracking and Gantt charts were not included, however I still think we're thriving with Basecamp. I'd also like to be able to leave our team communication app behind and only use Basecamp.

I liked the simple design and functionality. The software works how it is supposed to and isn't trying to be more than exactly what it is.

If just wasn't at good at some of the things it did than other specialized tools. It wasn't as good as Slack at chat and async collaboration in chat. It wasn't as good at task management as Trello. It could do those things, but our team just preferred having multiple more specialized/feature-rich tools.

I found it very easy to use and most of clients did as well. You can easily upload files, track progress, and more all within one platform.

We first joined shortly before the switch from Basecamp 2 to 3 and there were a lot of growing pains with that. Some of the Adminland features are a little tedious, such as assigning members projects.

I really like that I am able to communicate with all of the other staff member easily and and can go back on that communication to see what was said if I need to.

There's not much I don't like, overall it is a great app

Basecamp is a hit but not a miss. It is simplified, tailored and integrated into an organized easy to use platform. It's comprehensivity stands out for me that it has a range of functionalities that perfectly suit my task management needs. It's straightforward and unified dashboard allow me to keep track of all my clients appointments. Since it is a default communication platform in the salon we use it as a centralized place where we can share new hairstyles and brainstorm on how to achieve each one of it soo it allows for sharing of any file of any format especially pictures which is the most common in our setup. Getting every appointment on calendar helps with scheduling the appointment to make sure there are no double salon appointments on the same time or day

Honestly I love every bit of Basecamp and have nothing against it

You can create tasks for your agency, set up the deadline. Chat under the task if something is not clear.
You can upload files.
You see a clear timeline of "events" - what particular users did (comment, upload file,..)

You cannot open some files within Basecamp, you have to download it.

Task management, it helps me monitor all my on site work

Real time management need more upgrade for friendly user's

I really like how easy it is to create posts and tag others to look at them - we use it a lot for internal communication about clients so having tags available is very useful.

I don't love that there is not a more centralized way to chat with coworkers, or that there isn't a great way to organize multiple chunks of projects.

It has a very user friendly interface, there is a mobile app to work alongside the web application. It has common features that are in parity with other services.

There is a lot of hidden costs that creep in and sometimes they didn't catch up to the features that should be offered.

1.One of the best tool in the market for managing and organizing project team activity
2. highly compatible mobile version for tracking of task and activities
3. Customized board and charts for different vendors and managing daily activity and calls

Customer support team should be more responsive.
Able to manage moderate team size but big team size having issues.
There must be a central repository system for recording the training sessions and important documents.

Brings team together via IMM persistent chatting.
Ease of scheduling tasks and online approvals.
Project milestone tracking.

Nothing to complain about it functionality.

What i like mosr about basecamp is it ability to make communication between team member really easy and it gives teams ability for planning how the project is going to be and what our team is working on.

Its gives limited feture and customization ability

During a recent project, my team and I tracked our progress, shared files, and discussed updates all within Basecamp. This streamlined our workflow and improved our efficiency.

It took my team some time to get used to the layout and find where everything was. This made the initial setup slower than expected.

Basecamp makes it easy to see your projects, correspond with clients, discuss items internally, track to-dos, and stay organized.

The customizable project templates could be streamlined more. I would like to be able to take an existing to-do list and turn that into a templated to-do list instead of having to make another one from scratch.