Asana alternative: SODOO
Asana is a task and project management tool. If you are looking for a system that runs every process in one place, speaks Turkish and adapts to your company, instead of or alongside Asana, consider SODOO.
Teams searching for Asana often find their project tool cut off from the rest of the company: tasks in one place, quotations in another, hours in a spreadsheet. In SODOO, projects share one system with sales orders, purchasing, stock and invoices, so a project's cost and margin are read from records, not rebuilt.
The workload map shows how full each person is, week by week, before a task is assigned. A Scrum project gets sprints and a backlog; a Waterfall project runs on the timeline.
The first question a company using Asana asks about SODOO is its data: customers, products, stock and open balances move with import templates, and processes are set up and tried in a demo account first.
You do not have to switch everything at once. Most companies start with one process (for example sales and quotations, or projects) and move the others into the same system later.
What you get with SODOO
- Tasks, stages, milestones and subtasks
- Gantt timeline with dependencies
- Scrum, Kanban, Waterfall or Stage-Gate per project
- Everyone's weekly workload before a task is assigned
- Timesheets that turn into invoices
- Project documents, wiki (SOTION) and Word/Excel files on the task
Frequently asked questions
Is there a Gantt chart?
Yes. A Gantt timeline with dependencies, milestones and a today line is installed.
Are Scrum and Kanban supported?
Yes. Each project picks its methodology: Scrum (sprints, backlog), Kanban, Waterfall or Stage-Gate.
Can project hours be invoiced?
Yes. Timesheets are linked to the sales order and become invoice lines.
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