Everything about the project lives in one place now. Progress, budget, who is working on what, where things are stuck. Before this I had four tabs open and still missed stuff. The AI assistant is the part I use most, I just ask it questions in normal words and it answers from our own data. For us the comparison was not against another tool, it was against the hours managers spent assembling reports. Four people spending six to eight hours a week on status collection costs more than the subscription, so the math worked out quickly. It is not the cheapest thing in our stack, but it replaced work rather than adding to it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

With the agent you have to learn how to ask. Broad questions give broad answers, and I still double-check anything I am going to send to a client. It has gotten better, but it is not something I would use completely unsupervised yet. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.