We performed a comparison between Project Objects and Smartsheet based on real PeerSpot user reviews.
Find out what your peers are saying about monday.com, Microsoft, Asana and others in Project Management Software."Configuring the platform does not require the writing of any code."
"The dashboard and the layouts are quite good."
"The most valuable feature of Smartsheet is its intuitiveness, ease of use, and overall simplicity."
"The tool creates shareable dashboards. These dashboards allow us to display project deliverables' status, their position in the queue, expected delivery timelines, and more. The best part is that these dashboards can be shared with our clients without a license."
"It's very user friendly."
"Smartsheet is easy to use."
"The ability to update in real-time before meetings is great."
"It operates as an enhanced and versatile version of Excel, offering a wide range of capabilities that allow you to accomplish various tasks and operations."
"This solution provides easy collaboration and allows non-building users to use the system without requiring a license."
"A lot of companies are investing heavily in artificial intelligence, so more such features would benefit this product."
"Smartsheet's export and print functions could be more seamless. Once I create the plan in Smartsheet, I need to import it into my corporate web presentations. This isn't always smooth. I have to save it in PDF format, then cut an image from the PDF version."
"An area for improvement in Smartsheet is that if you're in the government or you're a regulated customer, you're not allowed to use APIs due to internal restrictions, so there are specific things that you cannot connect to it. Another area for improvement in the solution is that because there's a capacity of how many records you can have, and there's a capacity of how many functions you can apply, Smartsheet has set up their system where they can force people into purchasing a $20,000 additional module that is called Control Center, that will create documents for them on the fly, so they don't use so many functions and automation. Smartsheet also needs to improve on training, because the training that is out there is very little. The solution requires a steeper learning curve. You have to do your own training and you have to work on your own solution."
"Maybe the solution could be a little bit more flexible."
"The long-term timelines could be improved, especially the visuals on the projection Gantt chart."
"Lacks the ability to edit attachments within the solution."
"I'd like to see them add more features to their automation."
"The downside of Smartsheet is that there are some security concerns. We were able to restrict people from sharing sheets with anyone who was not in our domain, but it could be easier. We also found it hard to restrict certain user groups from adding attachments to sheets."
"Smartsheet could be improved to be a ticketing system. It would be nice to have a system to do everything."
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Project Objects is ranked 71st in Project Management Software while Smartsheet is ranked 4th in Project Management Software with 33 reviews. Project Objects is rated 0.0, while Smartsheet is rated 8.2. The top reviewer of Project Objects writes "Responsive support, good third-party integration, and offers hybrid-mode project management". On the other hand, the top reviewer of Smartsheet writes "Has customization, data pulling, and cross-functional global communication features; it's a secure solution". Project Objects is most compared with , whereas Smartsheet is most compared with Microsoft Project, ServiceNow Strategic Portfolio Management, Spreadsheet.com, Adobe Workfront and monday.com.
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