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Score8.3 out of 10

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998 installations of 4,722

“Our company uses Wrike to help project manage various tasks for different clients and we also have our own internal Wrike instance.”

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704 installations of 4,722

“Within the project management, it is important to note that Wrike also offers a single source-of-truth of who is doing what and ensures we can correctly do our (resource) planning.”

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Overview

Synthesised from 17 reviews | Last Published April 24, 2026

This product overview synthesizes insights from 17 recent reviews, evaluating Wrike across multiple dimensions including overall satisfaction, AI/automation usage, and competitive alternatives. Wrike is primarily used as a project management tool, mentioned by 11 of 17 reviewers, serving as a single source of truth for project information and marketing assets (5 of 17 reviewers). It caters to various teams, including marketing, e-commerce, and creative teams, streamlining workflows, improving communication, and aiding in resource planning. While Wrike is appreciated for its core project management capabilities, its AI and automation features receive mixed feedback. A significant portion of users (4 of 17) haven't utilized these features, and among those who have (4 of 17), some find them basic and requiring ongoing monitoring. Competitively, Asana and Trello were each mentioned by 3 reviewers as alternatives considered or used alongside Wrike. Microsoft 365 and Adobe Acrobat were mentioned by 2 reviewers each as complementary software, though sentiment was mixed.

Pros

Effective project management capabilities cited by a majority of users (11 of 17)
Serves as a central repository for project information and marketing assets
Streamlines workflows and improves communication across diverse teams

Cons

AI and automation features are underutilized by a significant portion of users (4 of 17)
AI and automation features are considered basic by some users who have tried them, requiring ongoing monitoring
Mixed sentiment regarding integrations with other software like Microsoft 365 and Adobe Acrobat

Wrike offers AI and automation features to improve their customers' workflows and drive efficiencies. How have you used these features, and what results have you seen?

From 17 reviews | Last Published April 24, 2026

Summary

This report analyzes 17 recent reviews to understand how users are leveraging AI and automation features within Wrike. A significant portion of reviewers (4 of 17) report they have not yet utilized the AI or automation features. Among the reviewers who have engaged with these features (4 of 17), experiences are mixed. Some find the automation capabilities helpful for customization, such as setting up email notifications, while others consider the features basic and requiring ongoing monitoring. This indicates a need for further development and user guidance to enhance the perceived value and ease of use of Wrike's AI and automation tools.

Top Quotes

AI/automation not used

“We have not used the AI or automated features.”

Automation features usage

“I currently use them - they're pretty basic, but helpful nonetheless.”

What other products like Wrike have you used or evaluated?

From 17 reviews | Last Published April 24, 2026

Summary

This analysis of 17 product reviews explores alternative products that reviewers have experience with, providing insight into the competitive landscape. Reviewers mentioned a few alternative products they have used or evaluated alongside Wrike. Asana and Trello were each mentioned by 3 reviewers, indicating some overlap in user experience or consideration sets. Given the small sample size, these observations provide only directional indications of potential alternatives.

Related topics

Trello Asana

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Trello

“Notion, Trello and Asana”

Asana

“Notion, Trello and Asana”

Besides Wrike, what other software do you regularly use? How likely would you be to recommend it to a friend or colleague?

From 17 reviews | Last Published April 24, 2026

Summary

This analysis of 17 recent reviews explores software products mentioned alongside Wrike. Two reviewers mentioned Microsoft 365 and another two cited Adobe Acrobat, but with mixed sentiment. Given the small sample size, these observations should be considered preliminary.

Related topics

Microsoft 365 Adobe Acrobat

Top Quotes

Microsoft 365

“Microsoft 365”

Adobe Acrobat

“Adobe Acrobat”

Describe how you use Wrike in your organization. What are the business problems the product addresses and what is the scope of your use case?

From 17 reviews | Last Published April 24, 2026

Summary

This report synthesizes 17 recent reviews to understand how organizations use Wrike and the business problems it addresses. A primary use case for Wrike is project management, with 11 of 17 reviewers mentioning it. Reviewers also highlighted Wrike as a single source of truth for project information and marketing assets (5 of 17 reviewers). The tool's utility extends across different teams, including marketing, e-commerce, and creative teams. Overall, reviewers find Wrike beneficial for streamlining workflows, improving communication, and ensuring resource planning.

Top Quotes

Project management tasks

“Our company uses Wrike to help project manage various tasks for different clients and we also have our own internal Wrike instance.”

Single source of truth

“At our small marketing agency, Wrike is intended to be the solution for managing all our incoming and outgoing work.”

Please provide some detailed examples of things that Wrike does particularly well.

From 17 reviews | Last Published April 23, 2026

Summary

This analysis of 17 recent reviews explores what Wrike users highlight as particularly strong. Reviewers most frequently mention Wrike's project management capabilities, with 5 of 17 reviewers specifically citing this feature. Another area of strength appears to be organization, mentioned by 3 of 17 reviewers. These features seem to contribute to Wrike's perceived value as a tool that helps teams stay aligned and efficient. Given the small sample size, these findings should be interpreted as directional indications of user sentiment.

Related topics

Organization Project Management

Top Quotes

Organization

“Organization”

Project Management

“Project Management”

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Wrike Reviews

877 Reviews

Strong Project Management Platform

Rating: 8 out of 10

Incentivized

June 23, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

My team uses Wrike to track all ongoing client deliverables and to communicate updates accordingly. We support quite a few different brands and Wrike is helpful in its ability to categorize and display action items, assign ownership to different team members, and display updates for everyone's visibility. It's easy to lose track of different projects and deliverables, so Wrike serves as a central source of truth for all items.

Pros

Project Management
Organization
Flexibility and Customization

Cons

UI can feel busy at times

Likelihood to Recommend

Wrike is best suited for a team who needs a central tool to help manage ongoing tasks. It could be leveraged internally or externally - I find it particularly useful for client facing teams but the platform's flexibility certainly could have a multitude of use cases.

For example - in a given month, if a team needs to produce 1 monthly report, 2 ad hoc analyses, a QBR, and various other strategy deliverables, Wrike helps keep track of progress and updates on each.

Verified User

Analyst (1001-5000 employees)

Vetted Review

1 year of experience

Wrike Assessment for a B2B Marketing Agency

Rating: 9 out of 10

Incentivized

June 20, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Our company uses Wrike to help project manage various tasks for different clients and we also have our own internal Wrike instance.

On the surface, Wrike's built in status, assignee, and comment functionality allow our team to keep tasks up to date and organized. Usually after meetings with clients, we have items to action on. From here, we create these tasks in Wrike, assign the task to the correct user, populate a description, and enter a start and end date.

We also use Wrike's integration with Zapier. This integration is connected to our Slack instance and lets our team members know if they have any tasks that are overdue and/or are in need of an update. This allows us to automate the project manager role for basic day to day operations.

Pros

Clean interface and intuitive use.
Overall Wrike's interface is very friendly. I will log into Wrike and not be overwhelmed by the tasks that lie ahead. I know where to go to find the tasks that are assigned to me and Wrike's workspace and folder structure allow me to help keep tasks organized.
Wrike is intuitive. When creating a task, populating a name, assignee, start and end dates, and a description just makes sense. Compared to other tools, Wrike is very easy to use.
Dashboard functionality - the ability to create custom dashboards to see what tasks are assigned to certain users.
I think it is easy for tasks to fall through the cracks. With custom dashboards, we are able to avoid this issue
Multiple instances.
We have many clients and being able to switch between instances by the click of a button makes it really easy. In the past, we were using a different project management tool than our clients and we were needing to transfer information from one place to another. This created inefficiencies.
Customization.
Within each project, you can create different views of the task. This allows us to really only display what is really needed to be seen by the team.

Cons

Templating.
For example, let's say we are onboarding a new client. There are certain tasks that need to be done. It would be great to be able to create a new project and have certain tasks preloaded.
Importing.
Importing may seem easy, but there is so much nuance to it. The fact that you need to make sure the parent task comes before child tasks is very difficult to do without the help of AI. Also, I am not sure it is possible if you have a thousand tasks to import, to make sure that you have a folder structure and parent/child tasks.
I also find that the documentation is lacking and the 2 import methods lacking as well.
Customize my inbox. When I log into Wrike, my Inbox is the first thing I see, but this doesn't show the full picture of what I want it.

Likelihood to Recommend

Any company that has a lot of moving pieces could benefit from using Wrike or a project management tool. I find it even more necessary if a company is having trouble staying organized and finds tasks falling through the cracks.

I would say that Wrike or another project management tool is unnecessary if you aren't constantly creating new tasks. If you are a company that might have only a handful of tasks, a project management tool like Wrike may not be necessary. If this company has plans to grow and finds that its task list is growing, a tool like Wrike would be beneficial.

Eliel Yorobe

Marketing Automation Specialist in Marketing at Convey Digital (1-10 employees)

Vetted Review

4 years of experience

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Wrike is all right For the right user

Rating: 3 out of 10

Incentivized

June 20, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

At our small marketing agency, Wrike is intended to be the solution for managing all our incoming and outgoing work. Its purpose is to act as a single source of truth for everything related to our projects. We use it for critical functions like project planning, resource planning and forecasting, workload management, and time tracking. The goal is to enable our subject matter experts to deliver their work according to clear task information, manage files efficiently, and facilitate reviews and approvals. For project managers, Wrike aims to help them stay on top of their efforts and report effectively to leadership. Ultimately, it's meant to allow leadership to review progress at a glance.

Pros

Keeps all our work highly organized, making it easy to find what we need.
Automation rules are helpful for moving tasks and projects forward without manual intervention.
Wrike houses a powerful search feature.

Cons

Time tracking: This is the most infuriating. There's a lot of nuance and post submission work that needs to happen (think mass editing, correcting, etc) and in my opinion, their capability here falls very short. The capability is very basic, not much more complex than Excel. If time tracking is very important to your business, Wrike is not your answer.
Steep learning curve: I wish Wrike were a little more forthcoming about this. We're a very small agency and this is too much product for us; there's so much dedicated to custom/complex reporting capabilities (not a surprise since it's part of their enterprise packages) at the expense of very basic features. In my opinion, the custom reporting is not for the everyday user, which defeats the purpose.
Speed/Performance: In my experience, this thing is a behemoth, and as such, there's lag between view switching, takes time to load big projects, and bugs are not uncommon.
Views: There's so much nesting going on that when you finally get into a task, you're left with a one-inch tall window to scroll through information. It's really clunky.
Integrations: I find Wrike to be very behind in the number of integrations... BugHerd? Fireflies?

Likelihood to Recommend

If your agency typically engages in large-scale, complex, multi-phase, detailed efforts, Wrike is for you. If you need a nimble, easy-to-use and get started tool, Wrike isn't it.

Verified User

Project Manager in Marketing (11-50 employees)

Vetted Review

3 years of experience

Perfect for small to midsize companies

Rating: 8 out of 10

Incentivized

June 19, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Wrike makes sure that we have a single source-of-truth for all Marketing projects across all different regions and across all different types of projects.

For new projects, it ensures that we have a unified entry point and a standard template for all marketing projects outlining the basic requirements and making sure projects are complete before they are finally submitted.

We also use Wrike to have a single source-of-truth for Marketing material requests so that it is easy to follow-up any requests from the business.
Finally, it ensures we have a historic database to find back any projects in the past.

Within the project management, it is important to note that Wrike also offers a single source-of-truth of who is doing what and ensures we can correctly do our (resource) planning.

Pros

Project Management
Resource planning
Calendar management
Project templating

Cons

Integration with Jira and Confluence
In-depth customization

Likelihood to Recommend

Wrike is ideal for small to midsize companies that need a project management tool. Wrike is a user-friendly tool, for the end-users it is easy-to-use with a simple user interface, users need relatively little time to start using the tool. The tool is also easy to set up. So IT can have the tool up-and-running in no time and users will easily navigate the tool without too much difficulty. Wrike is not ideal for companies (mainly larger companies with a complex ecosystem) that require intense customization and integration. The customization features of Wrike are limited. Also, the integration with our DAM System Bynder works great, but it has been a challenge setting up an integration with our ticketing system (ServiceDesk Now)

Verified User

Administrator in Information Technology (1001-5000 employees)

Vetted Review

3 years of experience

Great useful product

Rating: 10 out of 10

Incentivized

June 13, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

The greatest strength of this product that I have experienced through my uses is organization and workflow management. Wrike makes it easy to collaborate with coworkers internally in addition to tracking deadlines. I also love the ability to use subfolders and hierarchies which makes it much easier for everyone to organize a certain task within a certain team or pod.

Pros

add collaborators to any task
the checklist functionality which helps keep track of specific items or parts
the 'status' marker that is able to show anyone what stage the task would be in

Cons

the search feature sometimes does not work that well despite using keywords in a task's title
some email notifications seem delayed after an update has been made to a task

Likelihood to Recommend

I mainly used Wrike while working on large teams where it is not only common to have multiple tasks in rotation at once but where there are multiple cross-functional collaborators involved. It has greatly worked for me for times there would be recurring tasks in the pipeline, providing a nearly seamless way to manage the work; another aspect I love is how easily shareable they are, making it easy to track tasks with various team members and make adjustments.

Verified User

Employee in Marketing (1001-5000 employees)

Vetted Review

1 year of experience

Wrike review

Rating: 7 out of 10

Incentivized

June 13, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

It is great for project management and keeping files organized within certain tasks

Pros

File storage
File sharing
Task prioritizing
Scheduling remidners

Cons

Task definitions
Unclear who is assigned to what sometimes

Likelihood to Recommend

It has served us well as a project management tool when we need one

Verified User

Employee in Marketing (501-1000 employees)

Vetted Review

4 years of experience

An inside look to Wrike from a Users perspective

Rating: 9 out of 10

Incentivized

June 13, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Wrike in our organization to connect with our clients so they can review their product proof before production. It helps set a timeline for these cases as well as it helps to organize our submissions by brand. In Wrike, they can let us know easily if they would like something to be modified so that we can go ahead and submit it again with the new proof's orders.

Pros

Allows for a review date to be assigned to different Wrike jobs.
Provides a dashboard where I can see all my current jobs.
Send notifications of any change done to the jobs.

Cons

Provide a window with tutorials for different features so users have an easier access.
Add more category filters for jobs.
Allow the users to assign more people to receive notifications for a job after its created.

Likelihood to Recommend

Well suited:
-For marketing teams and product development departments, so it can help with the workflow of proofing and approving products before development.
-Supports functions for companies that require handling multiple clients, in a way that you can easily organize it in your dashboard.
Less appropriate:
-Not ideal for simpler task, since it has a lot of features and can come as overwhelming for more basic things.
- Not ideal either for other who require some specific compliance tools or features, since its not as heavily regulated.

Verified User

Administrator in Product Management (51-200 employees)

Vetted Review

1 year of experience

Review

Rating: 8 out of 10

Incentivized

June 13, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

submitting tickets and tracking projects (specifically reoccurring tasks) this includes multiple team members and the collaboration across teams

Pros

All information is in one place
email notifications are sent
easy to access the platform

Cons

to many options and unclear where to mark a projects progress
takes time to understand all the features
resistance to go into the app

Likelihood to Recommend

great for large teams but not the best at properly tracking projects with milestones from a visual perspective. I think the visual fonts and format could make the platform easier to use and a little more gamification would be helpful

Verified User

Manager in Marketing (501-1000 employees)

Vetted Review

3 years of experience

Would recommend Wrike

Rating: 8 out of 10

Incentivized

June 13, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Wrike to keep track of our cross-channel tasks & send reports to clients to keep them up to date on deliverables. This helps all team members stay on the same page & allows the client partner team to include instructions, files, etc. in one place for the team to refer back to.

Pros

Stay on top of deliverables
Easy to learn the system
Many different view options available

Cons

Report section sometimes glitches
Allow to download a view of the report

Likelihood to Recommend

Wrike is great for cross channel deliverables. With smaller tasks, I normally refer to a google doc instead to keep track of my personal to-do's.

Verified User

Account Manager in Marketing (1001-5000 employees)

Vetted Review

1 year of experience

Glad we have this product

Rating: 7 out of 10

Incentivized

June 12, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Wrike is used for different departments to send and review materials (web or print) that our marketing team puts together.

Pros

Visual apperance
Ability to connect to different platforms
Ease of approving or editing projects

Cons

Better training modules
Fewer options to make it easier/Customization of the platforms many functionalities

Likelihood to Recommend

It's great for our marketing team collaboration, so we can streamline the approval process and know where projects stand. The challenge is when you need a quick turnaround time on something, then email or chat may be easier for smaller or shorter projects.

Verified User

Administrator in Marketing (51-200 employees)

Vetted Review

1 year of experience

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Wrike Assessment for a B2B Marketing Agency

Rating: 9 out of 10

Incentivized

June 20, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Pros

Clean interface and intuitive use.
Overall Wrike's interface is very friendly. I will log into Wrike and not be overwhelmed by the tasks that lie ahead. I know where to go to find the tasks that are assigned to me and Wrike's workspace and folder structure allow me to help keep tasks organized.
Wrike is intuitive. When creating a task, populating a name, assignee, start and end dates, and a description just makes sense. Compared to other tools, Wrike is very easy to use.
Dashboard functionality - the ability to create custom dashboards to see what tasks are assigned to certain users.
I think it is easy for tasks to fall through the cracks. With custom dashboards, we are able to avoid this issue
Multiple instances.
We have many clients and being able to switch between instances by the click of a button makes it really easy. In the past, we were using a different project management tool than our clients and we were needing to transfer information from one place to another. This created inefficiencies.
Customization.
Within each project, you can create different views of the task. This allows us to really only display what is really needed to be seen by the team.

Cons

Templating.
For example, let's say we are onboarding a new client. There are certain tasks that need to be done. It would be great to be able to create a new project and have certain tasks preloaded.
Importing.
Importing may seem easy, but there is so much nuance to it. The fact that you need to make sure the parent task comes before child tasks is very difficult to do without the help of AI. Also, I am not sure it is possible if you have a thousand tasks to import, to make sure that you have a folder structure and parent/child tasks.
I also find that the documentation is lacking and the 2 import methods lacking as well.
Customize my inbox. When I log into Wrike, my Inbox is the first thing I see, but this doesn't show the full picture of what I want it.

Likelihood to Recommend

Eliel Yorobe

Marketing Automation Specialist in Marketing at Convey Digital (1-10 employees)

Vetted Review

4 years of experience

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