WorkApps

2021年9月13日

”獲得了病毒的吸引力在商界領袖和他們的團隊足夠靈活的工具來解決很多不同的用例工作…不需要參與的項目管理專家或業務分析師,“沼澤早些時候在一個采訪中說。內容是如何工作的呢?工作內容圍繞“表”包含一個特定的項目或項目有關的信息。在每個表中,用戶可以包括各種細節相關的項目,如描述、狀態、到期日期,工人被分配到完成一項任務。用戶還可以附加文件,添加注釋,請求更新等選項。有幾種方法可以查看表,從電子表格的網格視圖一直重點內容的產品Kanban-style卡片,甘特圖,和日曆視圖。內容內容的儀表板視圖。用戶可以生成定製的報告,整理數據來源在多個表,使跨團隊銷售活動的概述,例如。可以創建和儀表板提供高級概述表內的數據,結合小部件,如圖表、度量和報告。內容提供了一個範圍的集成與其他協作、生產力,和業務應用程序,包括微軟的團隊,穀歌工作區,Atlassian Jira, ServiceNow, Salesforce。 Workflow automations can be set up with a range of triggers and actions, such as multi-step approval processes or notifications to colleagues via Slack of an impending deadline. Smartsheet also offers a no-code platform, WorkApps . Introduced in 2020, WorkApps lets users create simple apps by packaging information from sheets, forms, and dashboards into a simple interface. Smartsheet pricing Although Smartsheet offers a free 30-day trial, there’s no freemium option; all of its tiers have a monthly or annual subscription cost. Individual subscribers pay $7 a month (when billed annually) for the Pro tier, offering access to all sheet “views,” automated workflows, WorkApps (access only), and other features, though there is a limit on the number of sheets, reports, and dashboards. The business tier, at $25 per user per month, increases the number of accessible sheets to 100 per user, removes the limit on boards and reports, and offers additional features such as custom branding. Enterprise users, who can negotiate a custom pricing plan depending on the number of users and specific needs, gain access to the full range of admin controls — such as single sign-on and enterprise access control — and can build custom WorkApps. Smartsheet Smartsheet's no-code platform, WorkApps, lets users create their own simple apps. A new premium pricing plan, Smartsheet Advance , was unveiled at the company’s Engage event this summer. Available to enterprise customers, Advance includes three tiers: Silver, Gold, and Platinum, providing access to a range of additional features. This includes granular management over information sharing; and the ability to upload data, sync and share Smartsheet data with business apps such as Salesforce and Microsoft Dynamics 365. What’s next for Smartsheet? Although it has similarities to more traditional project management apps, Smartsheet is part of a new generation of work management tools that includes the likes of Airtable, Asana, Monday.com, Workfront, and Wrike. It also faces competition from the big tech players, namely Microsoft and Google, which have similar products. Smartsheet ranked high in analyst firm Forrester's recent report on collaboration tools, “ Forrester Wave: Collaborative Work Management Tools, Q4 2020 ,” with strong ratings for automation capabilities. The company’s product vision and roadmap were also seen as strong points. Smartsheet, which filed for an IPO in 2018, raising $150 million, has seen strong growth in recent years, gaining traction with a range of smaller and enterprise-size organizations. Revenues reached $385.5 million in fiscal year 2021, up 42% year on year, with the largest individual customer deals worth north of $3 million. The company’s most recent quarterly financial results showed a 68% increase among customers who spend $100,000 a year, an indication of wide usage within organizations. The company has been expanding its workforce rapidly; it now has more than 2,100 staffers, up from 460 at the start of 2017. And in another sign of maturity, Smartsheet has become increasingly acquisitive, buying four companies since its IPO, including Brandfolder, a digital asset management software vendor, for $155m last year. Related: