Cloud Coach Pricing Overview

Slick Gantt charts, that use actual project plans to roll up into organisational resource forecasting. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Hard to get an actual WBS (i.e. graphical representation of Scope) out of it, would be a huge benefit as the only other software that can really do this is JIRA (which doesn't work for schedule driven projects) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would say this platform is mostly pretty user-friendly. It is easy to get into and navigate, and the learning curve was not too steep as I transitioned from a different PM software into this one. I am still transitioning out of my old system so I don't yet use the system as frequently as I expect to in the future, but I am mostly enjoying the process so far. I appreciate the auto-save feature and the easy-to-understand views.

Our organization defaults to the Gantt view, but I have also found value in toggling over to the List view as well. Highlighting the Critical Path has been really helpful in trying to lay out dependencies and timelines. It is also nice how Cloud Coach allows the users to designate which tasks have external deliverables or should be included in external updates, which really lets us pick and choose how robust the client-facing updates get, while still providing for plenty of data for our internal stakeholders and teams.

There are many features of the system to connect to other parts of the organization, since Cloud Coach is part of Sales Force suite. I think there is a great deal of power here, but admittedly I have not yet explored all of it. I'm excited by the "Chatter" menu, which allows information and questions to be shared, along with polls.

Once a user is in and operating across multiple projects, features like My Day are helpful in pulling together high priority tasks from a variety of different projects. I look forward to exploring and better understanding features around Resourcing and Change Management.

It appears as though there is a robust LMS built into Sales Force as well, which I'm hopeful will allow me to enhance and scale my skills further. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

In a complex project with many dependencies, it can be a challenge to connect dependencies within the Gantt chart. This seems easy - just draw an arrow from the handle of one task to another - but can be tricky to navigate for a newer user (like myself), especially when there are already many dependency lines across the view.

It is beneficial for an organization to be thoughtful about how they engage and then roll the system out, to ensure they have the right license type to support their organizational needs. If not, it can be a little bit clunky working out solutions to what end up being system limitations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.