You’re sold on the benefits of setting up a work intake process template, but you don't know where to start. A well-defined project intake process template eliminates confusion by giving everyone a prescriptive set of steps that must be followed in order to request work from your team.
We hope that Wrike’s e-mail integration is a time-saver for you and your team. But do you know that you can also leverage it for working with the requests from web forms? From our customer’s story, learn how you can easily redirect them to Wrike and instantly get all important details logged into the system. Customer’s
Today, Wrike introduces an enhancement to provide faster, better service. Now, requirements can be collected directly on Request Forms from clients or internal stakeholders, and saved directly to custom fields in a project or task.
Managing this deluge of requests is time-consuming, unwieldy, and difficult to sustain as your company scales. Follow these best practices to bring order to the chaos of incoming work requests so you can spend more time completing important projects and less time apologizing for dropping the ball.
You now have the ability to share your Request forms externally, with non-Wrike users. External forms are especially beneficial for vendors who receive requests from clients in the form of emails, phone calls and the like, or for those who work with external teams that have previously resisted joining Wrike as collaborators.
The right tool can help refine a work intake system for how you and your team accept project requests without additional headaches and hassle. Sound good? We thought so, which is why we’re sharing what to look for when starting your search for a work intake process tool.
Your team is heads down and focused, working hard to get the job done before a campaign launch. They’re making good progress, and with a little luck, you might actually hit your deadlines. Then suddenly, it strikes... the ad hoc request. The cubicle drive-by, the quick email or chat message, the “Hey, I was going to
Wrike Requests now allows us to standardize and prioritize content suggestions that come from other departments. With customized fields and templates, people are able to suggest their ideas and provide all the necessary info we need to execute it.
Now, you can set Request Forms to trigger the right project template based on a requester's specific need, captured in a dropdown response. The new project can be aligned with the requester’s preferred start or end date, and you can set the form to add assignees, owners, or folders based on drop-down or checkbox field selections.
Wrike Requests speeds up the process of accurate work intake and provides complete control over prioritizing, managing, and tracking work requests. With this new feature, you get the right information every time.
Providing a detailed task description is crucial if you want to get the task done right. Real-time collaborative editing of text and tables lets your team work simultaneously, quickly and accurately. But what if some important changes were made to the task description while you were offline? Wrike’s new change-tracking feature leaves no room for
