Birds eye view of the project, progress in more presentable way and easy to plan, assign and manage the daily, monthly and weekly tasks/ activities.

There is no such thing that I dislike about this software.

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.

Ultimately, we weren't able to get it to work for us. We still have it on the back burner for now, but until we have the time to figure it out better, we are going back to google docs.

I like the concept. KNowing everything that needs to be done and who is doing it is helpful.

I think that Basic Ops has the capability of being amazing, however it wasn't quite as intuitive as we needed it to be. Either that, or the set up wasn't easy enough. Either way, we all just kind of ended up pretty confused.

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.

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.