Opiniones de Favro

The great overview with multiple backlogs and boards. Also the collections suitable for several teams using collaborative features. Perfect for a team using scrum or kanban methods.

No easy way to edit the text styling in the description. Missing some integrations with for example Harvest and Forecast.

More powerful project management tool then trello
The fact that you can link cards across different projects
Multiple possibilities to customize and integrate

We tried to use in a way it was not supposed to be used. After all nuances were aired out - Favro became useful and convenient

great support for the amount of users that use it, easy to use gives you tools to properly manage the projects of the company as personal, The platform does not weigh as much as others in the market, its performance is great

the pdf preview is usually very slow and does not have a good performance and some problems with loading files. we hope to improve these faults

We do not need to track scrum speed or similar, and instead we need to get everybody on the same page on who does what, in a sparse team over multiple sites. Favro has some features that make it more desirable than its most famous competitors: duration of tasks, overview of a person's tasks over multiple boards, tracking of card age, two status of avatars (you can tag who is done on a card), etc. Really cool for team management when you grow to 5+ teams on 4+ sites and people working remotely!

Nothing bad for the moment, only a bit of an investment for a (non-American) startup budget. Customer support mark of 4 is like that only because we did not yet try it.

This relatively new application offers a very complete and attractive service for project management, has a very nice interface and its operation is very intuitive which helps a lot to implement and put into rapid production, because if your team has worked with methods agiles, it will be very easy to use this, has good tools and functionalities for an excellent management.

If you require complete management at the enterprise level you may lack features that you should complement with other applications, but you can perform the task acceptably

We started using this to track project progress within our team, and love the features. very easy to use and great interface.

I don't think there is anything we dislike about Favro. It's all good so far, and we will keep using it!

It is a flexible and easy to use project manager, organizes the information in horizontal or vertical tables, you can follow up on the complete history of what has happened with the assignments and with the project in general.

The management of the cards on the board becomes difficult once you have several with a lot of information

Multiple boards in the same collection and sharing of cards between those boards. And the UX. And integrations.

Minor, but if I send a url of a card to a colleague, when they click it, they see only the card - they can't easily see which board it came from, so they lose context

Favro is friendly, super flexible and yet powerful when going skin deep. The system is built around super-customizable tasks called CARDS. CARDS can be connected to each other, or arranged hierarchically. CARDS can contain checklists like a list of subtasks, a list of languages to translate, whatever.
The CARDS can be grouped in BACKLOGS which are containers that will do for AGILE working styles but also for more traditional project management. They are not a Gantt chart yet I am pleased that I can have a list reflecting when the tasks (CARDS) have to happen, by whom, and grouped under project stages (for which I create a CARD one level up).
The approach is completed with BOARDS, a very Agile approach in which CARDS are placed in columns. Favro beats its competitors in that you can build as many columns as required with whatever labels. In example To-Do/Doing/Completed, or In analysis/Approved/In progress/Under testing/Ready/Closed, you choose. Favro strength is its flexibility, making it suitable for Marketing, a software development team, a Manufacturing company, Sales department, you name it. You can fit in any project.
To round off a CARD can live in more than one BACKLOG and one BOARD. This allows to make very powerful views on the tasks, like concurrently in a Dev team BOARD (To-Do/Doing/Completed) as the manager BOARD (Goals Q1/Goals Q2/Goals Q3) and yet still be one single task (CARD) maintained by all these roles. A BOARD can have more than one LANE i.e. for the

The obvious con of so much flexibility is that at first it is not clear what will be the best way to use it, and some users may even feel lost. Actually it could be easy to make a few bad choices in the start and find yourself with a hard to maintain collection of boards and backlogs. Also the flexible categorization can make searching for existing tasks (CARDS) a dark science scrolling through a long list in which you have to hope you found all the relevant CARDS, the alternative being to go to the full featured reporting system. Being a new contender in the category at the moment it lacks the expansive list of integrations that some of their competitors have, yet the frequent updates denote they will catch up quickly.

I work with a team of people at the HR department. Although we handle different tasks and projects, there are some projects that we collaborate together. It’s important to find an app that has everything centralized in one system. This is where Favro comes to the picture. I was very happy to find this application which has very cheap monthly fees. I don’t even know where to start with the features, but this software allows you to brainstorm, track and plan ahead. You can use it on your phone and computer. The interface looks so cool and you can print out the reports of your projects.

It looks like a relatively new software that seems to be dynamic, but not all features can be used to its full potential. Better to not have many features but excel in what it can offer.

- Two separate section really make the backlog and current sprint stories easy to maintain
- Separation also gives the clarity to the team, hence increase the team velocity
- Defining a template for each card is a pretty cool feature.
- Having integration with 3rd party softwares like slack, mail really makes easy to track stories

- Changing the estimation measure at one place changes at every place
- I dont like the new UI, lot of light colors, decreasing the contrast, can't differentiate between different cards easily
- There should be an easy option to get the address of the card, instead of clicking on the card and then copying the card link
- If u write something and accidentally u refresh page those changes are discarded automatically this should not be the case it can be improved

My job involves working with other people on specific projects. Since we are occupied with other things besides our projects, we all need to set time to find a day to meet and just discuss our projects. I prefer to have a virtual whiteboard which allows us to post all our ideas and jot down notes on tasks needed. Favro software gives us a powerful synergy because we are engaged and focused. We are able to get the work done faster because of the features and service this software provides which means we can tackle more projects in the future.

When there are a lot of people using the program, it tends to run slower than usual. This needs to be improved because we use this program for our daily tasks.

It's ease of use. It's a better version than a whiteboard and post its (and I don't say that lightly!). It gives our team the same flexibility to structure and re-structure how we organize our work for our current needs as a white board would, but with all the added benefits that delightful software brings. A+!

I don't have that many annoyances.

At the top of the list would proper two-way sync with JIRA, simply because of all the workflows associated with JIRA are awesome for so many things, except of doing actual work. I would absolutely love if I could get a synced backlog from JIRA, but keep the process of doing work and resolving tickets via Favro. That would honstely be my killer app because someone of the team has do to double work at the moment.

And please don't try to replicate JIRA:s features, embrace it instead.

Another, much smaller thing I would like is to automagically tag all cards in a backlog with a tag as soon as it's added to it. Would make it much easier to get a glance of what areas my team members are working on in the lanes themselves.

And better markdown support with syntax highlighting and such would be a welcome addition as well.

Everyone's involved, and we are easily thrown into projects where we are needed. It is exact, to the point and a lot faster to set up tasks and projects than in Jira.

Recurring tasks is a big one for us. Currently we're just moving to the right in new Monthly columns. I like to actually have things checked off as done, but these cards just follow us month to month (which is what we need but doesn't give a sense of closure and also offsets a lot of features to measure our progress)

- Love just LOVE that I can boards and backlog within the same page (The main reason I choose Favro)
- Mirroring tasks helps me and the team get make sure they can create their own dashboard
- Visually stunning

- the TO DO list. Just awful. It really sucks. I mean this is quick and easy fix. (Main reason I would NOT use Favro)
- Pricing. Minimum bundle is 5 subscribers!!!! Really? they would make so much more money by enabling smaller teams use Favro. (I now use Asana because of this)

I like that my tasks are more visual, and I have a lot of options to organize. The customer support is really good and instant. Favro is constantly working on their features, witch of course has pros and cons - but I feel that they really listen to feedback.

I'm a single user, and I am sure I am not using the full potential of the system. I might need to take a day to research how to better setup my whole workspace. I sometimes have problems with english being my second language and that I don't know a whole lot about productivity systems.

I wish I could get help with setting up the workflow. My needs does not seem to fit the templates.

Favro, while it has kind of a funny name, is the best PM I've found. Easy to use interface, but still allowing for a huge amount of customization. I love the card layout and am able to keep complex amounts of informations clean looking and well organized.

I wish the calendar view was directly editable for changing deadlines.

Ease of use. It's very quick to be in control. All of my staff are way more focus on objective. In the end I'm sure we save time ($$) using Favro.

A bit expensive for small business. Lack of option in many place. Workflow Rules are basic. We need more feature in this area. This Mobile version quand be a little tricky to use on Ipad and on Phone.

It is an excellent software for project management, it is based on easy to program multitasking cards that are structured in the organizations and goals carried out within the ongoing projects. Its interface is very easy to use at the user level, it only limits its functionality a bit.

In general terms it seems to me an excellent software but nevertheless has some cons at the moment of its functionality, among them is its difficulty to keep the pending works, this because in some occasions the alerts were not remembered in time, and it can only be work a certain amount of cards at a time. However, I think it can evolve and improve in the sense of solutions in the cloud, which would greatly facilitate its use and portability.

Tags, timeline, velocity chart, burn-down charts, integration with slack, assortment of formatted data like checklist, description, attachments. Easier to connect between user and tech stories

Unable to get charts based on tags filter. Try implementing as it would help create single board which captures all team effort rather than creating board feature wise