Do you ever think back to high school and remember how awful group projects were?
Nobody was ever on the same page, and documents got lost and issues went unresolved.
Fortunately, now we have groundbreaking innovations that fix all these issues and then some, including
the most user-friendly online experience for managing any type of project in today’s
product showcase.
How’s it goin’, Sumo-lings?
It’s your girl Chrystie from AppSumo, and today we are talking about Freedcamp, a one-of-a-kind
collaboration experience enabling teams to complete projects in a fraction of the time.
What sets Freedcamp apart from the rest is the option to fully customize your platform,
so you install only the tools your team actually uses.
Clutter be gone!
Before I break down how to use Freedcamp, make sure you hit that SUBSCRIBE button and
ring the bell so you’re always notified of an AppSumo deal.
Alright Sumo-lings, I’m about to tell you about a whole lot of Freedcamp’s awesome
premium features, but remember: you can always opt out of any of these if it doesn’t fit
your team’s needs.
Head on over to the Add-ons page and select which features you want to install.
You can even install the feature only on specific projects, and select which teams have access
to that feature.
Not every project needs an Invoice app!
And not every team member needs access to the invoices! *wink*
Ready to make a project?
Hit the New Project button on your dashboard.
First you’ll place the project in a group.
Groups are ways to logically, um, group your projects.
For example, create groups related to a client or separate departments within a company.
Then you’ll invite users to a project, and assign each user their own administrative
permissions.
You can always edit these permissions in the Group Admin page.
Now let’s dive into the Add-ons.
First up, we’ve got the Tasks Application, which features a Gantt Chart, Kanbun View,
and others under the cog icon.
For each task item, you have immediate access to Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive; plus,
you can include as many sublevel tasks as you want.
I mean, your subtasks can have subtasks, and your subtask’s subtasks can have… well,
you get it.
Are you like me and constantly thinking up to-do list items on the go?
Freedcamp lets you enable an Email In feature, so you can literally email in tasks to add
to your list.
Once you’re set up, you’ll receive a custom email to which you’ll send any task-- just
put the item in the subject line, and the content in the email body.
The Issue Tracker Application simplifies more advanced use cases than the task application.
For example, you can use the Issue Tracker to assign an employee a task that requires
manager approval before completion.
Or you can get an embeddable report form so your website visitors can submit feedback.
Next, we’ve got the Wiki App, which is a great way to create internal documentation,
plan large projects, and publish documents publicly.
Wiki documents allow you to create feature-rich content using images, tabular data, and more.
And at the bottom of the editor, you can use the drop-down menu to make the document public
and share using a link.
Now let’s do a rapid fire round of some more Freedcamp add-ons we think you’d like.
You got: Invoices application that bills clients, creates estimates, collects payments via PayPal,
and tracks outstanding payments.
The File Edit application allows you to edit files from Freedcamp directly without having
to download the file, make changes, save the file, re-upload the file, blah blah blah.
The CRM Application is a great place for storing contracts, processing leads, storing calls
and campaigns, and placing leads in multiple categories.
WOW, Sumo-lings.
With Freedcamp, you truly get everything you need, but only when you need it.
Featuring the ultimate customized user experience, you reduce clutter and boost productivity
with Freedcamp.