Wrike, which can be used to create tasks and workflows, can be downloaded directly from the Office 365 app store. Wrike can already be used with other enterprise software like Salesforce, Zapier, Evernote, QuickBook, Slack, HipChat, ZenDesk, Wufoo, WordPress, besides others. It is also available as an independent app in Google Play Store for Android and iTunes App Store for iOS.
Talking about the partnership with Microsoft, Andrew Filev, Founder and CEO of Wrike said, “The partnership is the next step in creating a truly collaborative real-time enterprise where the trusted tools we use to create our work are integrated with dynamic tools we use to organize, share, and move work forward. Bringing Wrike and Microsoft together will result in clearer communication and faster decision making – the benchmark for agile teams.”
What users will get from Office 365
- Create new Wrike tasks within their favorite Office 365 applications
- Attach documents to new or existing Wrike tasks
- Update Wrike task descriptions, assignees, status and due dates directly from Word or PowerPoint
- Review and add comments for team review
- Gain visibility and context through access to real-time comments and project status
Digital collaboration of teams across the global enterprise will be on a progression through this partnership.
Security through SSO with Microsoft Azure Active Directory
As security is paramount for every enterprise data, Single Sign On (SSO) with Microsoft Azure Active Directory allow users to log into Wrike with Windows credentials and aid the IT administrators to manage user controls and access company data easily.
