Adobe Workfront

Funktion knd Anwendung funktionell und innovativ

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I truly enjoyed the fact that this product gave us hope to continue functioning 100% while still having to work remotely. This has enabled us as a whole to still build clientele all while staying on the same page with all employees with task management.

I really have nothing really negative to say. I guess this is just a product that is only as successful for you as what you put into it. Meaning it can be as simplistic and as basic as you want it to but it also can be really in depth and intricate as well. You get what you give.

The time tracking function is quite useful. It categorizes time as days and activities. You may quickly create reports based on the breakdown for your and your managers' use.

I honestly don't know what to do. Upgrades may occur at inconvenient times, but I do not consider this a negative; it is simply part of the process. In my perspective, the most challenging component is having a client or salesman meet a problem with the application a few times every year. This is typically addressed the same day, and the issue is occasionally caused by user mistake rather than by the application itself.

The time tracking functionality is really good. It breaks out time by day and by project / task. It's easy to generate reports based on the breakdown, not only for personal use but also for management.

The software is so incredibly frustrating. it is powerful, but only if you're really willing to sit with it and forecefully bend it to your needs. Some of the decisions they made in software design and logic, literally make no sense. some things are intuitive, and then other things aren't intuitive at all. I think for me the biggest issue is lack of consistency with ease of use and the product itself. It also gets confusing with the different levels and their hierarchical order, which I think even they get lost in sometimes themselves. There is a community of users, and I will say that the official help documentation has improved greatly over the past few years. But a lot of it was trial and error. The only reason I was involved is because higher management had made the decision to use this product without really considering the users and the rollout team.