We love how it's so much easier to use than Monday.com and they continue to improve features all the time.We love it for managing dev projects and holding devs accountable. We were able to import all our boards from Monday.com as well.

Nothing. If you're on the fence between basic ops and monday. Get basicops!

It's an ok experience overall. I won't say that I am disappointed because it allowed my team to manage tasks and assign tasks easiers. But we are not getting anything much more.

BasicOps allows the administrative team to assign tasks and create specific projects for those tasks. It does allow the team to have a little more clarity upon what tasks are being tackled and how far along the task is taking. It also allows communication for the team to know what is happening and communicate clearly.

It does not allow the team to have real clarity about the progress and status of a project. It does allow the team to get tasks assigned for a specific project but not much is provided than that. It also does not provide a time line for the team, this has to be management externally. And the thing I also disliked is the fact that the tasks disappears once they have been finished. You don't have a way to see historical tasks.

We're pretty happy with the tool. Managing work on personal, team and project levels is faster than before.

- Pretty straightforward and fairly simpe to use- A lot of useful features like live, chat, team collaboration, task email notification- Makes managing team task way too easy

- The user interface is a little jittery - Sometimes the website tasks time to load - It's also hard to navigate/edit certain features at times

clear easy to usevery kind support team

When making comments and suggestions on a task, instead of adding a new comment, others can generate sub-comments in response to mine. This helps to maintain a clear comment section and avoids cluttering.

please lower the price a bit more if you could. because of currency, the price can be very expensive for small groups from countries outside US.

First I was sceptical that it was the next project management tool, which was missing the functions i want/need.The shock was after 15 minutes that it actually has all the features and even the ones i am missing in a lot of tools. 2 hours later bought the licenses, 3 weeks later its one of our core project management application which totally fulfill our project working. Saves us $$$$ in licenses from other products, we integrate with clients if they don't want to use our system, 1 hour setup max. Currently we are happy, have build our risk register for the moment ourselves untill this is added.

The system has all good functions in a simple overview. In which you have additional options to make it just as complex as you want. The basic covers 99% of what people need on a normal project. with the site options for more complex options you can create all the extra functions. If you still get stuck on something, the integrations work awesome for the last mile.You just have to make it where project management is about, the goal to be reached. Not about all the side administration. Which is still possible and supported. But when used most of the time absolutely not clear why.

For me the only con, but i have seen it almost never in project systems, overview over multiple projects which are not build up in one project in my gant overviews.

BasicOps is anything but basic. We are a boutique business and like many businesses require serious organization without the "bells and whistles" and fancy fanfare. BasicOps not only gets the job done but does so with an efficiency that's uncomplicated and to the point. It's intuitive and a pleasure to use. We're able to manage in-house business while staying on top of client projects/tasks. It's a great compliment to our CRM without competing with it or duplicating features it already has. BasicOps comes highly recommended by us.P.S.One feature we really find it useful for, is managing all of our lifetime deals (LTDs) purchases. It's great for keeping them organized in categories of what to "Consider", needs "Review" before the expiration date approaches, the ones that are a"Keep", and the ones being "Returned". The discussion section helps us identify the pros and cons of a product and reminds us of why we're keeping it or returning it; it also helps prevent any double purchases (yes, been there and actually freak'n did that - SMH). We could go on about how BasicOps has really made a positive influence on how we do business, keep organized, and supports accountability. Huge KUDOS to BasicOps for such a dynamic product!

One of the main things we liked most about BasicOps is that it's not overly complicated. It has all of the essentials necessary for management software without being over the top.

There is nothing that comes to mind that we do not like about BasicOps.

We migrated from another task manager with ease, thanks to a very logical UI. We are a team of 29 permanent staff, add to that contractors and clients, and I can say around 50 persons are using BasicsOps on a daily basis without friction. We created an onboarding video for new staff/clients/contractors, but I almost feel it's superfluous as BasicOps just explains itself.

Offering a clean and easy-to-understand User interface, BasicOps not only offer everything that the competitors do but even more. Kanban, and Gantt are normally expensive add-ons but come included.

– The ACLs (permissions) could be improved or be more granular.– Lack of localisation: e.g. BasicsOps is using MMDDYYYY which is fine for US, but not for the rest of the world.

I love this product. It's definitively not perfect, but excellent support and ease of use go a long way, because, at the end of the day, no software can be perfect when it comes to team management.Starting the team on the work was easy, basically I just created the tasks and assigned them to the team members. Getting an overview on the status of the project is simple, thanks to the board view and the timeline view.We find the chat very useful, to avoid decentralising activities on other tools.Overall, I believe that this is a product with huge potential. Right now it has all of the basic features but I hope that it will build on them, possibly also adding some new ones.

I absolutely love the customer support and the ease of use

The most needed features for me are time tracking and a knowledge base.As of Dec 2022, there are basic versions for both of them, but more advanced versions should be offered to suit my needs.

It's been good to be able to schedule tasks quickly and be able to see progress in ream time.

I like that it's simple and easy to use. No real learning curve. It's UX is pleasant and not glitchy at all! The customer service team is stellar! They fix things quickly and implement new features on request.

I can't upload images to direction, which makes me need a separate software for directions in tasks themselves.

Overall it was a great experience I would recommend it to any looking to manage their tasks while working in a team.

Team Communication is amazing, There are so many different ways to get in contact with team members all in one area. I can quickly assign different tasks to team members and reach out to them with any questions or concerns if I am stuck on something.

Interface could be updated, it's a bit old school but it's a minor critique.

Overall my team is extremly happy with it. As I mentioned above it provided us with the flexibility we needed also the shared space of discutions and notes is something that we love!

The software is relatively simple and offers good onboarding with detailed videos that were provided on YouTube. I loved the fact that you can structure the tasks the way you like and after estimation you can see a visual representation in the calendar tab, personally that helps me a lot. Another thing I like is that you can download the application on your phone and be always up to date with the progress of your team. The product offers good integrations with your email and even storage places such as DropBox. Once you connect your email the events are going to be exported in the 'Feed' section and that is extremely helpful. The project is perfectly suitable for big but also small companies like Startup Central, because it is easier to organize the tasks in projects for the different departments.

1.What annoys me is that the application on the phone logs you out after shord period of time. 2.Personally, I am experiencing difficulties using the 'calendar' tab and connecting the tasks such as which one is sequance of the other. 3.The autocorrect/red underlining in the text areas is disabled, so if you make a mistake such as 'relavitely' does not get underlined in red and you can completely miss it out!

We are having a great experience using BasicOps. It always works as expected and rarely do we need to call tech support.

BasicOps is working great for our small in-house marketing team. The majority of new projects come in thru email. With BasisOps integration, projects are easy to create and tasks are quick and to assign. It keeps everyone on track until project completion.

I wish that it retained my Filter and Sort preferences so I would not have to reselect every day. I would like to click to view Excel or Word files without having to download them. Similar to how it handles jpg and png files. Does BasicOps offer training? These may be current features that I am not aware of.

my overall experience with the sofware is good.

I like the task management feature the most as a user, It becomes a lot easier to assign the task for the whole week and review them everyday. and plan for thne upcoming week as well in advance.

the software is still a bit complicated, it took me 2 days to completly understand the software and the emails sent for the pending tasks are sometimes irritating as i manage 4-5 projects and their tasks in the software.

Clarity across projects, easy to plan and execute work, easy to help my team move projects forward to completion.

Exceptionally easy to get started. This smart design includes everything you need to plan and execute work. Visualize in Kanban, Waterfall or Lists - it's up to you. Add automations.I LOVE the internal notes, team chat and discussion threads. Also, the integrations with Google Drive and Google Calendar help us prevent App-Switching.

I would like to see Google Meet integrated alongside Zoom. Also, I wish it had a direct CRM/Contact Management.

Overall, I have been very pleased with BasicOps as a task management system. It keeps me organized and focused on the tasks I need to complete on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis. It is extremely convenient to have one central location where all files and information for a specific project can live. BasicOps has greatly increased productivity and output of custom designs for the bureau.

BasicOps gives me the ability to track my day-to-day schedule and projects with ease. With brief training, the project and task creation process allow members of our team to assign their design needs to me with ease. They are able to view and keep track of the deadline of each project based on the date they set upon creation. This function keeps both me and my team members accountable and productive.

While BasicOps is user-friendly, there is a learning curve to completely understand the program. New members of our company usually need brief training to understand BasicOps before they start utilizing the program. Once a basic tutorial is given, most team members are able to navigate the program with ease.

Love it!!!!!

Love that I can put all my task so I can manage them, love that I can date them and move them based on priority. I also like the projects which we use quite a bit. I also like that you can save documents within a task.

I wish I could put a time on a task. I also wish that when you create a task it would time stamp it.

Overall BasicOps is easy to use. The different views make it easy to work with your team to keep track of complex projects and communicate in real time. It's perfect for for remote teams.

Tasks are easy to see. I can easily toggle between board view and task view, and see who is assigned what, and update or contribute to tasks as needed.

It seems intuitive to tag contributors to a task, but I needed to create a subtask to add someone there, which works, but would be nice to easily add multiple people to one task. Calendar view is a bit clunky.