We are proud to announce that Projectworks has received several new G2 awards!
We are proud to announce that Projectworks has received several new G2 awards for Spring 2024!
These awards were presented to Projectworks for achievement in the following software categories:
- Professional Services Automation
- Project Management
- Resource Management
- Time Tracking
- Workforce Management
- Cost Management
- Work Management
These G2 accolades are awarded based on an analysis of more than 3 million reviews on thousands of software products published by users.
Due to our ongoing commitment to providing high-quality software and a user-focused experience, we are honoured to receive these awards based on customer reviews.
Here’s what users on G2 are saying about Projectworks:
“Viewing the current and projected margins have been wonderful to see and being able to see the forecasted income really helps the business strategically think of next steps to further grow.” - Mia U., Administration and Office Support.
“Projectworks is a powerful project management system, and we are glad we decided to migrate to this platform.” - Andie D., Team Leader.
Forecasting is made easy and helps us to see how many free resourcing we have to take on new jobs and grow the company. This makes it easy for everyone to keep busy and keep working. - G2 Verified User in Information Technology and Services.
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