Wrike
SoftwareA versatile project and work management platform for teams that need structure, visibility, and scale.

About Wrike
Wrike is a versatile and powerful project and work management platform built for teams and organisations that need robust structure, visibility, and the ability to scale across complex work. It serves a wide range of teams — marketing, professional services, product, operations, and more — giving them the tools to plan projects, manage tasks and workloads, collaborate, and report on progress. Its flexibility and depth make it suitable for organisations whose work spans many teams and projects and who need both detailed control and a clear high-level view.
The platform offers multiple ways to plan and visualise work, including task lists, boards, Gantt charts, and calendars, so different teams and projects can use the format that suits them. It provides workload management to balance who's doing what, automation to handle repetitive processes, proofing and collaboration features that are especially useful for creative and marketing work, and rich reporting and dashboards that give managers visibility into everything in progress. Wrike supports the structure and governance larger organisations require while remaining adaptable to each team's workflow, and it integrates with the broader set of tools teams rely on.
Wrike is used by mid-sized and larger organisations and cross-functional teams that need comprehensive work management with strong visibility and the ability to handle complexity. The value is structure and oversight at scale: it gives teams the tools to manage detailed work while giving leaders the dashboards and reporting to see across many projects and balance resources. For organisations coordinating significant volumes of work across multiple teams — where simple tools fall short but the structure and visibility of a robust platform pay off — Wrike provides a capable, flexible solution. It helps these organisations plan effectively, keep work on track, and maintain the clarity and accountability that managing complex, multi-team work demands.
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