Connect Sierra QMS with Your Project Management Tools Easily

A huge number of medium and large businesses around the world (including the likes of Goodyear and HP) use Easy Project to manage their project workflow effectively. Easy Project is an advanced software tool that allows you to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
One key feature of Easy Project that we especially appreciate is the sophisticated time tracking tool, which makes billing and budgeting a very straightforward process. If you are managing a large number of projects at the same time, you can define each user role, allocate specific work items, get up to the minute reports and even manage the payroll. Throw in some highly advanced security features, and it is easy to see why Easy Project is the number one choice for some of the most prestigious companies on the planet.

Providing priority management tools for project operations, Project Manager is the ideal solution for keeping clear sights on objectives across a range of projects. Offering a centralized dashboard for all users, Project Manager also supports integrations from third-party software including Trello, and Slack for improved information-sharing.
Starting at just $1/user/month, Project Manager is ideally suited as a personal task management tool for small to mid-sized businesses, or those working as professionals. We really like that there is a comprehensive view of tasks across all projects, making it suitable for personal use. Furthermore, with the alert functions and automated notifications, the entire team can be kept updated on changes in tasks, get messages, and even receive calls. As such, we think it’s a top option for small businesses looking to get fast response and turnaround times when it comes to staff engagement.

Designed as a minimalist, yet user-friendly, management platform, Google Tasks offers a clean, intuitive interface for teams. From our experience, Google Tasks is better suited to smaller teams looking for a simple option when editing and viewing documents online. Managers can assign deadlines, priorities, create tasks and mark them as completed.
As this is Google-owned software, it comes free as part of the Gmail account, which is a good option for smaller companies with a limited budget. We’ve found it is a strong option for businesses like this, looking to sync tasks across devices via Google accounts. It’s accessible on desktops and mobile devices alike, and is a lightweight option for simplifying daily workflows. Without too many features, this is an ideal option for those looking to simplify and improve workflow on a tight budget.

As an award-winning project management platform, Monday.com stands out for us within the industry. We really like it for its scalability and flexibility, offering services to teams and businesses of all sizes. Managers on Monday.com can plan, manage, and prioritize a range of projects across marketing, sales, operations, and more. It’s also fully customizable with 200+ templates for a quick start.
Two users are free forever, but larger plans are available and scale up depending on the number of seats required. It has multiple productivity features specifically designed to simplify workflow and improve collaboration across teams. Better still, we really like the fact that it aids in optimizing resource and time management, something that’s essential for most big companies. Monday.com offers real-time communication options, the ability to share files, and the ability to eliminate repetitive tasks. A crowning feature for us is the centralized location for integrating all apps. No matter your company’s needs, Monday.com can aid in the workflow management of simple and complete projects even offering customizable options for specific use-cases.

From our experience this cloud-based project collaboration and interaction tool makes communication easy across businesses and organizations. Slack is a solution for all industries, offering public channels for team members to begin conversations. Additionally, Slack offers the ability to have direct, private channels ensuring messages arrive exactly where they are meant to.
There are various price plans in place, but these all start at just $6.67/user/month. A key benefit we appreciate is Slack’s unique ability to incorporate social media feeds into the application and ongoing channel conversations. On top of that, Slack has the option to drag and drop images and documents into current chats. With the handy archive feature, we found you can search for conversations, keywords, or documents later on making this a great option for promoting effective team communication.

For task planning using a visual collaboration tool, we think Trello is hard to beat. It can be used by a wide range of departments including sales, support, HR, and marketing. Trello is a web-based solution that allows businesses to create project requirements making sure everything is completed in the correct order. Digital creation boards, to organize and prioritize actions, are key on this platform. Managers can define workflows easily, assigning work to specific users while setting deadlines.
Trello starts at $5/user/month, but can be scaled up for different levels including Premium and Enterprise. Essentially, we’ve found Trello to be a great way to collaborate with team members. The use of Trello cards allows the team to add comments, members, and documents. In short, Trello is a professional package with high levels of security and the ability to integrate well with applications such as JIRA Cloud, Google Drive, and Slack for increased team collaboration and efficiency.