Keep Approvals Organized with Updated Filters & Dashboards
How do you stay in touch with everyone regarding each review and approval process? We’ve updated our Proofing and Approvals filter collection so that you can easily find the tasks with ongoing or completed reviews and set up dedicated dashboards. It's all in the filters.
How to Create an Approval Process in Wrike
There are a few concrete business elements that remain consistent across all organizations, regardless of industry. Emails and meetings generally fall in that category. One element that is often overlooked but almost always takes up time is the approval process. Documents, deliverables, content, purchasing requests, etc. all need to go through an approval process to make
Break the Customer Churn Cycle and Grow Your Professional Services Company
We wanted to understand the challenges professional services teams face around work management, so we surveyed over 1,000 adults who work for an agency, consulting firm, or provide billable services to external clients.
Announcing Video Proofing, Advanced Markup, and Extension for Adobe<sup>®</sup> Premiere
Now, you can use the Wrike Proofing & Approval Add-on to review and approve all of your video assets, use more advanced markup tools, and seamlessly connect your video editors to your workflow using our Adobe Creative Cloud Extension for Adobe Premiere. The P&A Add-on is included with Wrike for Marketers or available as an add-on feature to Pro, Business and Enterprise accounts.
The Ultimate Creative Process Checklist
Creativity is no mystery, rather it is a series of stages. This ultimate creative process checklist is a step-by-step procedure for engaging in creative work. And is based on the 4 stages of the creative process outlined by English social psychologist Graham Wallas, namely: preparation, incubation, illumination, & verification.
5 Steps to a Stress-Free Design Revision Process
Creative projects can often stall if there’s a ton of conflicting feedback, which results in endless revisions. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Here are five solid tactics to get your projects back on track and across the finish line.