Wrike is a work and project management platform. It covers tasks and projects, board, table and Gantt views, dashboards, workflows, resource planning, budgeting and AI features.
Wrike’s request forms can be customized with conditional logic. Blueprints let you reuse templates for tasks, folders and projects, and they come with the Business, Pinnacle and Apex plans. Wrike includes ready-made proofing and approval features, and you can set up your own collection of custom item types for your workspace. An automation engine handles repetitive tasks and recurring workflows across projects, and Wrike says its AI agents work like a personal assistant.
Wrike names marketing, creative, PMO, professional services and manufacturing teams among its use cases. Wrike says marketing teams can keep all their creative and campaign work in one place and streamline the path from concept through execution to approval. Wrike calls itself the central hub of choice for professional services organizations. It says it gives manufacturing teams complete visibility and control over their workload.
Wrike lists integrations with Slack, Microsoft Teams and Gmail, where you can create new tasks from emails. A two-way Jira sync means you can handle Jira work from inside Wrike, and Wrike Integrate automates workflows across cloud and on-premises apps. Wrike also offers a documented API for connecting your current tools. For help, signed-in users can open live chat from any Help Center page; it starts with an AI chat bot and can pass you to a live agent or a ticket. A direct phone line comes only with Premium and Premium Support Plus packages.
Plans are priced per user and billed annually: Free for basic task management, Team for small groups, Business for larger teams with templates and integrations, and quote-only Pinnacle and Apex for advanced planning and integrations. Current prices are in the pricing box above.