Wrike Project Management Platform

Wrike is a collaborative work management platform for planning, tracking, and managing projects across teams. Founded in 2006 by Andrew Filev (CEO), Wrike is headquartered in San Jose, California, with offices in Dublin, Dublin, and St. Petersburg. The company was acquired by Citrix in December 2021 for $2.25 billion. Wrike serves over 20,000 customers including Siemens, T-Mobile, and Hyundai. Key features: project management: Gantt charts, Kanban boards, calendar views, table views, workload views, and stream views. Switch between views seamlessly. Tasks and subtasks with dependencies, effort estimates, and automated workflows. Dynamic timelines: interactive Gantt charts that auto-adjust when tasks or dates change. Visualize project dependencies and critical paths. Workload management: balance team capacity with visual workload charts. See who is over-allocated and reassign work. Custom workflows: create automated multi-stage workflows with conditional rules. Trigger status changes, notifications, and approvals. Custom item types: define custom task types with specific fields, statuses, and workflows for different project types. Forms and request management: intake work through custom forms with approval workflows. Proofing and approvals: review and approve documents, images, and videos with annotation tools. Version comparison and side-by-side review. Time tracking: log time on tasks with billable rates and timesheets. Budget tracking. Dashboards and analytics: customizable dashboards with real-time project metrics. Cross-functional reporting. Wrike Analyze: advanced BI with pivot tables, charts, and scheduled reports. Cross-tagging: tag tasks across multiple projects and folders. Enterprise security: SSO, role-based access control, audit logs, and data encryption. Integrations: 400+ integrations including Salesforce, Adobe, Slack, Microsoft, Google, Zapier. JavaScript. Proprietary.