Tickd Reviews

There are many project management tools around, but this one is focused on GTD principals and managing the work of tickets between team members. The real killer feature, is its deep integration with email, the fact we can have clients interact with our team by simply replying to an email is the single most feature that makes it all work.

There is nothing. Sure there are smaller features, who doesn't have that.

It's quick to get to your daily continual tasks like creating and updating tickets, it's easy to generate reports and overviews. It works well for Agile and SCRUM, or just tracking statuses if you prefer that.

Some features require extra clicks to get to, but the TickD team has been very responsive in making things easier to use.

It is customized well to cater to the firm's needs like creating tickets via emails, svn integration etc

It's not compatible with Git repository. When the bucket list inside a project is long it's tough to move tickets around.

Hi Suhas, Thanks for taking the time to review Tickd. We appreciate your feedback. With respect to your point regarding Git compatibility, we do support Git whether GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Beanstalk is your provider. If you're using a different provider or host Git on your own repositories, I'd be happy to discuss how we might best support you. Thanks again

Ease of use when submitting a ticket via email

Email formatting is not retained and because we are passing around a lot of technical information some information is lost in lack of translation.

Thank you for taking the time to review Tickd. Your feedback is much appreciated. With respect to the email formatting, if you'd like to submit some examples to our support team, we'd be happy to see what we can do there. Thanks again.

Has worked great for our organization's needs. Wonderful as a project management tool to track our developments and great for system maintenance/tracking bugs. In addition to a communication tool for our team, our system users are able to submit feedback or request support. All member of our team are on the same page and know exactly what is going on at any given time. Feels like a custom system because it's set up specifically to your organization's needs for projects and user support.

I can't say that I dislike any features. One thing that I will say, is that for some people who are not tech savvy, figuring out all the great functionality and features is a learning process and may take some time. We've been using the tool for almost a year, and although I am pretty comfortable with tech and management tools, I will occasionally discover small things like short cuts and features that I was previously unaware of. But the experience has been great from the start.

Incredibly easy for non-tech savvy founders and teams to adopt. Minimal setup, intuitive design, great support.

Moving tickets from project to project, as opposed to folder to folder, could be done better.

Documentation of times, dates, details... flexibility in moving tickets around... connections to Slack. The is a great multi-user tool.

I need a Gant chart... some more project management tools. Task management tools are great. Maybe add some "story boarding" options for development.

Tickd has a very user friendly interface. It's easy to use and has many features that help ensure that nothing is missed, high quality and deadlines are met. I like the notifications when an action is updated and the little help icon that pops up to provide direction

I'd have liked a walk through on how to get started but it's easy enough to find your way around

A rich feature set with enough flexibility that you are not tied to managing projects in a set way. The flexibility of setting up projects and tickets allows for multiple ways of working with the benefit of a solid structure to allow things not to get lost or confusing

The initial set up can be a lot overwhelming, knowing what all the settings are. But there is some great documentation on their site to help you along

I have to say that having used ticked now for a few weeks that it’s very intuitive and easy to use.

At first the descriptions of boxes and features were not comprehensive enough