Run your firm's projects without chasing anyone
Wrike designed around the processes of engineering, architecture and design firms: projects, deadlines, reviews, subcontractors.
Talk to a certified Wrike Partner →How much time do you spend finding out where work stands?
These are the situations we see most often in technical firms before setting up a proper project-tracking system.
- The owner updates a spreadsheet every week to know where each project stands
- Finding out the status of a job means calling the project lead
- Deadlines slip because nobody can see the dependencies between phases
- Project documents are scattered across Drive, email and local folders
- Every project's status visible in one click, without meetings
- Deadlines with automatic alerts for whoever is running late
- Documents and revisions attached to the task, not to an email thread
- The owner checks a dashboard instead of making phone calls
What actually changed
12 parallel projects, zero missed deadlines
Before Wrike, the owner of an engineering firm spent 2 hours a week on the phone just to find out where each project stood. In 4 months we built a system on Wrike that eliminated those calls and made every project's status visible in real time to the whole team.
Read the full case study →From the first meeting to the dashboard you use daily
Mapping
We analyse your firm's typical projects and phases: how they start, who runs them, where they stall.
Tailored structure
We build Wrike around your real workflows: phases, reviews, deadlines and dependencies between activities.
Adoption
We train the technical team and project managers on real work, not on generic demos.
Leadership dashboard
The owner sees project progress and workloads without having to ask anyone.
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