Last Updated Nov 21, 2024
Overview
Overall Rating
Based on 87 users reviews
4.3
Rating Distribution
Positive
84%
Neutral
16%
Negative
0%
Pros And Cons of KeyedIn
Pros
Customer support team is very responsive
Dashboards and widgets to simplify project management
Strong portfolio management features
Intuitive user interface
Cons
Can be challenging for organizations new to project management
Mobile access is constrained, potentially impacting organizations
Challenges arise with limited third-party application integrations
Frequently Asked Questions
Typical users of KeyedIn include large enterprises and non-profit organizations varying from project management to banking sector.
KeyedIn supports the following languages: English, German, French, Finnish, Polish, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Turkish, and Swedish.
The software supports Android, iPad, and iPhone mobile devices.
The software does include an API utility. Multiple integration strategies are available via the KeyedIn API.
Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft Outlook, QuickBooks Online Advanced, VersionOne, Jira, Pivotal Tracker, SAP Customer Experience, Sage Intacct, Salesforce Platform, Dynamics 365, and SugarCRM can all be integrated with KeyedIn.
Keyed-in support is available through email/help desk, knowledge base, chat, FAQs/forums, and phone.
With KeyedIn, you can apply the successful Agile principles that have improved project execution to top-down portfolio decision-making. You can leverage features such as portfolio Kanban board, scenario modeling, and benefits tracking to rapidly adapt your portfolio in response to market opportunities.
KeyedIn is a flexible project management software platform that facilitates continuous delivery by providing a comprehensive set of features to centralize all project-related tasks, resources, and reports.
KeyedIn Solutions was established in October 2011 by George Klaus, who previously served as the CEO of EPICOR; and Lauri Klaus, who was the EVP of Worldwide Sales and Services at EPICOR. Having successfully grown EPICOR to reach a point of sale at $976M, the Klauses quickly embarked on a new business venture, with Lauri Klaus taking charge.
KeyedIn Enterprise is an enterprise project and portfolio management (EPPM) software that helps organizations transition from project delivery to portfolio value.