10 Best Enterprise Work Management Software For 2024

User interface: Wrike has a minimalistic multi-pane UI with a simple navigation menu on the tool's left side. Their hierarchy is similar to other tools on this list, starting with a workspace, spaces, folders, projects, tasks, and subtasks. Although the number of available views is limited compared to other enterprise project management software, it is functional and easy to learn.

Time in the market: The company was founded in 2006. They released their enterprise platform in 2013 after a $10 million investment by Bain Company. After a couple more successful investment rounds, Citrix Systems declared its interest in the company. Wrike was acquired in March 2021 for $2.25 billion.

Security features: Wrike complies with SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, 27018, GDPR, and CCPA. Additionally, they guarantee an uptime of 99.9%, allow you to create role-based access, use SSO, and keep your keys to their AES-256 bit encryption using Wrike Lock.

Integrations: Wrike offers 400+ pre-built native integrations, including Microsoft Office, integrations with the most popular file management software from Microsoft, Google, and Dropbox, along with sales and marketing software from Salesforce and Marketo.

Pricing is available upon request.

User interface: Kissflow Workflow is a SaaS product designed to help businesses automate their processes and workflows. It's a cloud-based platform that allows users to create, modify, and manage workflows with ease. The main goal of Kissflow Workflow is to streamline business processes, reduce manual work, and improve overall efficiency. The drag-and-drop interface makes it easy to create and modify workflows without any coding knowledge. This is a huge advantage for teams that don't have a dedicated developer or IT department.

Time in the market: The company was founded in 2003. Kissflow was launched at the Google IO in 2012 as a workflow creator for Google apps. It was then launched as workflow management software outside of Goggle apps in 2016. By 2018, Kissflow had evolved into a full-fledged workflow management platform with over 100,000 clients in 160 countries. Headquarters: India.

Security features: The product has multiple certification and compliance programs, including GDPR, ISO/IEC 27001, CCPA, SOC 3, and HIPAA.

Integrations: Integrations include the Google Workspace suite, and additional integrations can be configured using the software's API.

Pricing starts at $15 per user per month, and they offer a free demo upon request.

User interface: Pneumatic Workflow's user interface provides a great visual experience. They offer pre-built templates that you can use to quickly create workflows for your business and the AI-powered workflow builder allows you to quickly build and evolve workflows for your business through iterative experimentation.

Time in the market: Pneumatic Workflow was founded in May 2020. Headquarters: Dallas, Texas.

Security Features: Information available upon request.

Integrations: Pneumatic Workflow's integrations are designed to help users streamline their workflows and automate their business processes. By integrating with other apps, Pneumatic Workflow allows users to create powerful automated workflows that can save time and increase productivity. Pneumatic Workflow provides integration options with popular tools such as Zapier, Make, Slack, and GetApp, and offers its own public API.

Pricing starts at $99/month (unlimited users), and they offer a free 14-day trial and a free plan.

User interface: Miro's user interface is designed with a focus on visual collaboration and creativity. It features an intuitive and user-friendly canvas where teams can brainstorm, plan, collaborate, and see what others are working on in real time. The interface offers a wide range of digital whiteboard tools, including sticky notes, shapes, connectors, and drawing tools, making it easy for users to create diagrams, flowcharts, mind maps, and other visual content.

Time in market: Miro started in 2011 under the name RealtimeBoard. After raising $25 million in a series A venture round, they rebranded as Miro in 2019.

Security features: Its compliance includes ISO/IEC 27001, NIST, SOC2 Type II, SOC3, and TISAX. Additionally, it offers data protection through TLS 1.2 or higher for transit and AES 256 at rest, regardless of the plan you are using. And on top of its 2FA and SSO options, it offers you the option of where to store your information. This includes hosting all of your content in EU servers if you have to comply with GDPR regulations.

Integrations: Miro connects with over 130+ apps, like Planning Poker, Asana Cards, ClickUp, Slack, Google Drive, Airtable, Dropbox, Webex, Figma, Coda, and Typeform. Additionally, you can get all the tools, APIs, libraries, and documentation to help you develop Miro apps. However, if you are not into building stuff, you can use a paid account with Zapier to connect Miro with thousands of additional apps.

User interface: As one of the main players in the space, Trello offers a beautiful visual experience through its customizable boards. It is very easy to get started with the tool, set up and start sharing projects to collaborate with your team. User reviews on this product mention there’s no need for onboarding because of how intuitive it is.

Time in the market: Trello was first introduced to the market under the codename Trellis in 2011. Following a spin-off from Fog Creek, Trello Inc was born in 2014. Later that year, it raised over $10 million from investors. Finally, Atlassian acquired Trello in January 2017 for $425 million. Headquarters: New York City, NY.

Security features: The enterprise tier lets you set granular permissions and access to power-ups. Also, SAML SSO for your logins, 99.99% uptime, SOC 2, 3 and ISO 27000 certifications, and GDPR compliance.

Integrations: Trello offers you unlimited integrations in their enterprise plan. These integrations include popular apps like Slack, Weebly, Evernote, Miro, and over 200 others. Additionally, there’s a power-up store where you can shop for extensions that will make your product even easier to use.

Pricing is available upon request.

User interface: Asana is a project management powerhouse. I think it’s highly intuitive and simple to use. It has all the features in simple menus and integrates dozens of features seamlessly into its UI. To confirm my opinion, I went looking for reviews, and people seem to think the same. The main categories are efficiency, ease of use, and intuitiveness.

Time in the market: The company was founded in 2008. After launching the product in 2012, Asana raised over $150 million in a span of 6 years. The company then went public in 2020 and operates under the stock symbol ASAN. Headquarters: San Francisco, California.

Security features: The enterprise product shows how big is Asana. They have SAML 2.0 and SSO for logins, 128-bit encryption with full ownership of your key, 99.9% uptime, and data leak prevention systems in place. Moreover, the product has 10+ certification and compliance programs, including GDPR, GLBA, SOC 3, and FERPA.

Integrations: Asana has over 100 integrations, including Microsoft and Google apps, Adobe Creative Cloud, Salesforce, Tableau, and ServiceNow. Further, there are over a thousand app integrations available through Zapier. Finally, Asana’s API lets your technical team build custom integrations.

Pricing is available upon request.

User interface: Toggl Plan is a friendly-looking tool with lots of colors that is perfect for timelines and roadmaps. Online reviews give this tool a top rating for its visual attractiveness and how easy that makes it to find your way around your work.

Time in the market: The company was founded in 2006. With 3 distinctive products, they decided to split them into different companies only to bring them back together years later when they realized they were stronger that way. Pretty much like the Backstreet Boys. Headquarters: Tallinn, Estonia.

Security features: The business tier, their top tier, offers SSO, AES256 encryption and SHA2 signatures and is GDPR compliant. No uptime guarantee.

Integrations: Toggl Plan makes its API available to developers for specific integrations. The app currently integrates with Slack, a couple of calendar apps, and has a browser extension that can connect with Asana, JIRA, Podio, Gitlab and Github.

User interface: Project Manager looks noice. Maybe I’m being fooled by the dark theme and bright neon colors, but it’s definitely cool. Users report it as an easy tool to learn with lots of features and a quick way to customize it. The time I spent using the tool made me realize the same. However, it was also easy because it looks a little like MS Project. Therefore, I think familiarity with that platform will help you with its adoption.

Time in the market: The company was founded in 2008. Since then, they have won awards for being a fast-growing company and sold their product to NASA and the UN. Headquarters: Austin, Texas.

Security features: Among the features available in the enterprise tier, the platform lets you create custom security roles, use SSO for easy access, and see audit logs. They protect your data with 256-bit SSL data encryption. Also, they offer an impressive 99.999% uptime thanks to a partnership with Liquid Web! Finally, if you are looking for compliance, their platform has the SSAE-16 certification and is HIPAA ready.

Integrations: Project Manager integrates natively with tools like MS Project, Slack, Jira, Microsoft Office 365, and a handful more. It also has Zapier integrations with Salesforce, Quickbooks, and over a thousand more apps.

Price is available upon request.

User interface: Clarizen gives off a feeling that it’s an old tool. The look and feel is outdated compared to other online competitors, and I can already tell it is a pain point when learning to use it. User reviews online confirmed my suspicion as they mention complexity in the UI because of the wide range of features and taking time to learn the software at first.

Time in the market: Formerly known as Clarizen One, the company was founded in 2005 and acquired by Planview in 2021. The platform is present in 124 countries and is now helping the Planview portfolio advance the company’s ability to accelerate strategy to delivery for enterprises.

Security features: This enterprise pm tool offers TLS protocol and AES-256 bit encryption. Further, users have to create unique usernames and passwords that comply with security policies. Clarizen uses active directory federation services to permit SSO and is GDPR, SOC 2 and ISO 27701 compliant. There’s no uptime guarantee at the moment.

Integrations: Planview Clarizen has over 20 native integrations, including Slack, Procore, Tableau, Active Directory, Google Workspace, and Salesforce. Additionally, you can access 2000+ more apps through Zapier.

Pricing is available upon request.

User interface: Adobe Workfront recently underwent a UI redesign. Now, it is a minimalistic, clean, and customizable interface that has user navigation at its center. I find this new version easy to navigate, plus it mixes features that I love from other tools. For example, the top of the screen shows a folder pathway similar to that of Dropbox or Sharepoint. To navigate through it, you just need to click on the destination folder you wish to visit.

Time in the market: Workfront was founded in 2001. After raising over $95 million from venture capital, Adobe Inc acquired them in November 2020 for $1.5 billion. The tool has been upgraded since then to work seamlessly with the Adobe Creative Cloud and Adobe Experience suite.

Security features: Adobe has an entire PDF addressing security. Here are the highlights.

• Documents and assets have AES-256 bit encryption + HTTPS TLS for transmission.
• 99.9% guaranteed uptime.
• Limit data visibility through user-based role permissions.
• 10+ standards compliance, including HIPAA, GDPR, SOC2, and GLBA.

Integrations: Adobe Workfront has integrations with tools like Slack, Jira software, Salesforce, Dropbox, Google Drive, Microsoft Teams, and more. Additionally, it integrates with Adobe Creative Suite and Experience Manager to let your team work without leaving their design tools. Their Rest API allows developers to connect other tools and uses Adobe’s Application Security Stack to minimize security mistakes while coding.

Pricing is available upon request.