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Hi @Fadeke Adegbuyi. Todoist looks like a really great product. My company currently uses Click-up. How would you compare the two or would you say todoist is more suited for content workflows?
Was wondering the same thing! (Clickup, Asana, Monday, Trello, etc)
i'm also curious!
great question @Kisha Velazquez
i will offer that i'm a heavy todoist user (after previously trying asana, things and trello). those are all good products but todoist is just the easiest to use. everything is smooth, super fast, exactly where you'd expect it to be
@Jimmy Daly (Superpath) are you also able to share workflows and checklists with people outside your organization like a contracted writer?
i believe so but i haven't actually done that. @Fadeke Adegbuyi or @Becky Kane?
@Kisha Velazquez Todoist is for both personal productivity and team project management –– B2C and B2B!
It looks like Click-up is just B2B –– looks interesting! TBH, Click-up looks like a more exhaustive solution based on the landing page –– Todoist doesn’t have spreadsheets, wikis, time tracking, recording etc (though we have many integrations for these things).
I will say that Todoist Business is create for to-do lists and project management though –– super intuitive, flexible, and powerful enough for large-scale projects. Yes –– one of Todoist’s features is shared projects!
You can invite guests and collaborators to projects to share workflows and checklists.
@Fadeke Adegbuyi I appreciate your thorough answer. Click-up is the solution that my entire company adopted so our ops team(accountants) use it as well. I mostly use it to share my workflows and calendar with my managers and team. It helps create transparency in my process so they know what's in the pipeline when they submit content requests.