Remote.Team vs other services
Learn why the workspace chat with encryption and flexible settings is better than other platforms for business communication and teamwork.
| Services | Frustrating Issues | Advantages of Remote.Team |
|---|---|---|
| Weeek |
Weeek − Multiple modules (CRM, Gantt diagrams, Kanban boards, versatile notifications, etc.) overload the interface, which makes it more difficult for businesses to focus on the crucial issues. |
Remote.team ✓ Focus on the working chat and task management with no redundant functionality allows a quick start to the work without getting distracted by unnecessary modules. |
| Trello |
Trello − Although Kanban boards are convenient for work structuring, the absence of chat leads to fragmented communication and slow interaction within a team. |
Remote.team ✓ In Remote.Team, communication, and tasks go hand in hand: having discussed a question in the chat, you immediately create a task. Nothing is lost and is distributed over different services. |
| Notion |
Notion − Notion is so versatile that users often overload it with settings and data, making them feel lost and confused with website navigation. |
Remote.team ✓ Remote.Team offers a minimalist and intuitive interface. |
| Monday |
Monday − Rich functionality and multiple settings require an in-depth platform study, which inhibits the work of small and medium-sized teams that value simplicity and speed. |
Remote.team ✓ Easy customization of Remote.Team, its quick implementation, and focus on daily use enable prompt task assignment and team communication without lengthy training. |
| Todoist |
Todoist − An excellent tool for personal planning, but lacking a comprehensive group communication feature. For business, this means the absence of live communication and synchronized management. |
Remote.team ✓ A common environment for task setting and discussions facilitates deeper involvement and saves time on coordination. |
| ClickUp |
ClickUp − An "all-in-one" platform with abundant functionality requires external tutoring, which hinders a quick implementation and integration of the service. |
Remote.team ✓ Simplified approach: first, chat and tasks, then the rest. Take 10 minutes to start and dive into your work. |
| Basecamp |
Basecamp − A user-friendly service that lacks a live chat, which is a vital tool for many businesses and start-ups. |
Remote.team ✓ Remote.Team is packed with a free live chat widget. Client inquiries are forwarded immediately to the workspace for their immediate processing. |
| Bitrix24 |
Bitrix24 − An overcomplicated service that irritates users who strive to integrate it quickly into their business processes. |
Remote.team ✓ Remote.Team doesn't have redundant UI/UX solutions and options that will never be used. |
| Wrike |
Wrike − Great for big companies, but too complicated for small teams. |
Remote.team ✓ Owing to the tutorial topics and live support 24/7, Remote.Team helps you master all tools on the go, making it the preferred choice for any team regardless of its size. |
| All |
All − Collaboration with other teams is impossible. |
Remote.team ✓ Remote.Team allows granting guest access to any other team with participation in common discussions and polls. |