MeisterTask + Ora Integration

There is variety of project management softwares available on the market, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. As a result, many businesses find it useful to use two different project management software to get the best results.

For example, one software might be better for tracking tasks and deadlines, while another might be better for managing finances. By using both software, businesses can ensure that all aspects of their projects are being effectively managed. But of course, using two different project management software can also be challenging, as it requires careful coordination between the two systems.

This is where Ora - MeisterTask integration come to your rescue. It automatically creates a new task in MeisterTask whenever a new task is created in Ora. This way, you can be sure that all your tasks are being tracked and managed effectively, without having to waste time manually transferring data between the two systems.

While a single project management software may be adequate for small projects, larger projects often require the use of multiple software programs. This is because each program offers different features and options that can be beneficial to different aspects of the project. So using multiple programs, project managers can tailor the software to the specific needs of the project, ensuring that all important aspects are well-supported.

In addition, using multiple programs can also help to avoid dependencies on any one particular software package. Should an issue arise with one of the programs, it will not impact the entire project. However manually keeping track of data in multiple software programs can be challenging.

To address this, Integrately's MeisterTask - Ora integration can be used. This integration will automatically create a new MeisterTask task whenever a new Ora card is created.

So if you're managing a large project that requires the use of multiple software programs, give this integration a try - it will make your life much easier!