Projects Manager

Since most offices are fitted with computers, dedicated applications got created to enhance, and ease almost every domain of activity. For instance, Projects Manager can help you keep a record of all active projects and tasks, companies and employees, as well as releasing custom reports for an overall analysis of the situation at hand.

It doesn’t take a lot of time to get the application installed on your computer. With no initial prompts or info screens, you’re directly thrown into management operations. The visual design can feel a little rough, and the first impression might trick you into thinking it’s not really packed with all features you need. However, this is only masked by the major areas, which eventually take you through a mesmerizing amount of details to fill in.

As such, major areas are accessed from dedicated menus to easily handle projects, clients, and executors. There’s not really a place to start, and you can easily get lost in the abundance of details thrown at you every step of the way because of the poorly organized overall structure.

Sure enough, you get to fill in various details regarding company assets, employees with full descriptions, jobs, and more. Just when you think you’re done with a particular area, a new window shows up to write down even more details.

Apart from the frustrating methods of filling out various table cells, details all add up and can be used in all areas once you manage to get a grip on the situation. Different reports can be issued on the spot for several areas, with the clients list supporting Excel export.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Projects Manager comes to help you manage projects involving multiple companies, tasks, and employees. Unfortunately, it can take a considerable amount of time to write down all details, never knowing what shows up next because of the poor structure.