Week Plan is an Online tool used to Plan your tasks to achieve goals. The key elements are to prioritize and scheduling tasks and enhance your work progress. Collaborate with your team, create a workspace and discuss the details of a task with your team. Segment tasks by role and include a journal to reflect on workflow. The software has a calendar to manage the events and Integrates with Outlook deep, iCal export, CSV export, SMS integration, and 1000 plus other integrations.
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep) | Customer Type | Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business |
| API | Location / Phone Number | Sydney, Australia | |
| Deployment | SaaS/Web/Cloud Mobile - Android Mobile - iOS Installed - Windows Installed - Mac | Category | Task Management Software |
Disclaimer: The pricing details were last updated on 13/11/2018 from the vendor website and may be different from actual. Please confirm with the vendor website before purchasing.
Week Plan is Task Management Software. Week Plan offers the following functionalities:
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The pricing for Week Plan starts at $8.13 per month. Week Plan has a single plan:
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Yes, Week Plan provides API.
My favorite part of week plan is the chronological order in which my tasks can be stored as well as the sharing capabilities across devices and multiple users within a group
I wish there were ways in which to designate specific portions (i.e. subtasks of a larger task to different members across different workspaces.
I would reccomend using Week Plan predominantly for its ease of use. Your employees will be able to come to terms with the software quickly, and integration within conventional workflows is really not a problem. Initially we did have a number of my subordinates complain that this software would lead to a more bloated work culture, but we never saw this issue come into fruition.
We are working together to solve issues of management as well as poor use of company time. These problems have been eating away at or bottom line for years and Work Plan helps us to address them on one succint platform.
My favorite part of week plan is the chronological order in which my tasks can be stored as well as the sharing capabilities across devices and multiple users within a group
I wish there were ways in which to designate specific portions (i.e. subtasks) of a larger task to different members across different workspaces.
I would reccomend using Week Plan predominantly for its ease of use. Your employees will be able to come to terms with the software quickly, and integration within conventional workflows is really not a problem. Initially we did have a number of my subordinates complain that this software would lead to a more bloated work culture, but we never saw this issue come into fruition.
We are working together to solve issues of management as well as poor use of company time. These problems have been eating away at or bottom line for years and Work Plan helps us to address them on one succint platform.
the ability to integrate your calendar into their scheduling system.
the two-way calendar integration wasn't present and doesn't seem to work with an extra integration like zapier set up
solid application if you want to be efficient without going too deep in the noise online
Inefficient switching between calendar and todo application. It sped up our workflow hence giving us time back rather than fiddling with plenty of apps
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