Project Management

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All-in-one project management and ERP platform built for creative agencies, combining task management, billing, and CRM in a single subscription with tiered pricing based on team size.

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In its favor

Why people choose Workamajig

The signal that keeps Workamajig on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.

Full project management and financial accounting in one platform appeals to agencies that want to consolidate separate tools for timesheets, invoicing, and project tracking.

Unlimited client and vendor portal logins are included at every tier, reducing per-contact licensing costs for firms with large client rosters.

Deep reporting at client, project, and campaign levels with P&L summaries, burn charts, and hourly utilization breakdowns helps agency leadership track profitability across portfolios.

Integrated digital proofing and deliverable approval workflows keep creative review cycles inside the same system as billing and resource planning.

Dedicated onboarding and training for agencies at signup helps teams get functional faster on a platform with a historically steep learning curve.

A majority of negative reviews cite the interface as clunky and unintuitive, with excessive clicking required to navigate between common forms and reports.

Many users report that the platform is complex and difficult to learn, leading to extended onboarding periods and reliance on support for routine tasks.

Lack of batch-mode operations for repetitive actions across multiple projects frustrates power users managing large portfolios simultaneously.

Performance issues and technical bugs are cited as ongoing pain points, with engineering prioritization not always aligning with customer-reported issues.

Teams migrate toward simpler, more modern interfaces like Productive, Monday.com, or Asana seeking a better user experience without sacrificing project management depth.

Reasons to switch

Why people leave Workamajig

The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing Workamajig. Presented as facts, not knocks.

Platform scorecard

Strengths, weaknesses, and where Workamajig fits

Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.

SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit

Strengths

Comprehensive ERP features including GL, invoicing, payables, and receivables bundled with project management at one price.Unlimited client and vendor portal logins at every tier without per-contact billing surprises.Deep reporting at client, project, and campaign granularity with profitability and utilization breakdowns.Campaign object allows multi-project rollup for billing and budget tracking across an entire client engagement.Digital proofing and deliverable approval workflows are natively integrated, not bolted on via third-party plugin.

Weaknesses

Interface is widely described as complex and unintuitive with excessive navigation steps for common tasks.API is in beta1 with module-level rate limits (Projects capped at 20 req/min) that slow bulk data extraction.Several modules expose only GET access (diary, team, reports), limiting migration completeness for workflow and configuration data.Ongoing performance issues and technical bugs are cited in reviews without consistent engineering response.No native free tier; minimum 10-user commitment makes it difficult to trial at scale.

Where it works

Mid-to-large creative agencies (10+ users) that need to consolidate project management, time tracking, and financial accounting into a single platform rather than managing separate tools.Agencies managing complex, multi-project client engagements where the Campaign object provides meaningful rollup billing, budget tracking, and P&L reporting across the full engagement.Firms with large external client and vendor rosters that benefit from unlimited portal logins included at every pricing tier without per-contact licensing costs.Organizations that require deep utilization reporting, billable hour tracking, and hourly realization rates to understand resource productivity and project profitability.Creative teams with dedicated IT support and training resources who can navigate a historically steep learning curve during onboarding.

Where it struggles

Small creative teams under 10 users who cannot justify the minimum seat commitment and lack the budget to trial the platform at scale before committing.Organizations where project managers and creatives prioritize interface speed and minimal navigation steps over comprehensive feature depth, leading to frustration with excessive clicking.Teams managing large portfolios that need batch-mode operations for updating status, reassigning tasks, or modifying dates across multiple projects simultaneously.Agencies with heavy integration requirements that depend on API access for automation, data extraction, or third-party tool connections—particularly for the Projects module capped at 20 req/min.Firms in fast-paced environments or with high staff turnover that cannot absorb extended onboarding periods or sustained reliance on support for routine operational tasks.

Pricing tiers

Workamajig pricing overview

Workamajig prices per user per month with volume discounts based on seat count. Both In-house and Agency tiers start at $49/user/mo for 10-24 users and decrease to $45/user/mo at 50+ users. Enterprise pricing is custom. All tiers include unlimited client and vendor portal logins with no per-contact billing. Annual payment entitles customers to one month free.

In-house

Tier 1 of 3

$49/user/mo (10-24 users), $47/user/mo (25-49 users), $45/user/mo (50+ users)

What's included

Full project management suite with task and resource schedulingIn-house onboarding and training includedProject intake, management, and deliverables workflowDigital proofing and customizable dashboardsUnlimited client and vendor portal loginsInvoicing and chargeback tracking

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What gets migrated

Workamajig object support

Object-by-object support for Workamajig migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.

Projects

Fully supported

Projects are the core Workamajig object with a stable schema, custom fields, task hierarchies, and billing associations. We export via the projects module (20 req/min rate limit) in staggered batches and preserve all linked metadata including dates, owners, and project-level custom fields.

Campaigns

Fully supported

Campaigns group multiple Projects for aggregated reporting, budgeting, and billing. We map the campaign-to-project linkage table and preserve campaign-level estimates, budgets, and billing records. The relationship is preserved as a parent-child mapping in the destination system.

Tasks

Fully supported

Tasks are nested under Projects with predecessors, date ranges, hourly allocations, and completion statuses. We export the full task tree including hierarchy and cross-project dependencies, flagging any predecessor links that reference tasks outside the exported scope.

Deliverables

Mapping required

Deliverables represent reviewable outputs tied to approval workflows. We export deliverable records with their approval statuses, reviewer assignments, and linked project associations. Custom deliverable field schemas require field-level mapping against the destination system's equivalent object.

Custom Fields

Mapping required

Workamajig supports custom fields on Projects, Campaigns, Companies, Contacts, Employees, and Order lines. We extract the full custom field schema (field types, required flags, choice options) and map each field to its destination equivalent. Renaming or restructuring custom fields post-migration is common and we handle this explicitly in scoping.

Companies and Contacts

Fully supported

The CRM module includes Companies and Contacts with their own custom field sets. We export both objects with their relationship links, contact roles per company, and all associated custom property values.

Time Entries

Fully supported

Time entries are linked to Projects, Tasks, and Employees with billable/non-billable flags and hourly rates. We export the full time-entry history including dates, duration, billable amounts, and ownership to preserve utilization and billing data.

Invoices and Billing Records

Mapping required

Workamajig generates client invoices from Projects, Campaigns, or direct billing worksheets. Invoice line items, payment status, and linked transaction records require value mapping since billing structures differ significantly between source and destination systems.

Purchase Orders

Mapping required

Purchase orders track vendor expenses against Projects. We export PO headers, line items, and vendor associations, but fiscal or expense-account mappings to the destination ERP require explicit field-level mapping work.

Activities

Mapping required

Activities capture engagement history on Companies and Contacts. The activities module is read-only via API (GET only) at 50 req/min. We export available activity records, but automation rules or activity sequences tied to workflows may not carry over 1:1.

Reports

Mapping required

Workamajig's custom reports and datasets are exportable to CSV, Excel, PDF, or Google Sheets. Report definitions themselves (column layouts, filters, groupings) are not easily transferable; we export the underlying data the reports surface rather than the report configurations.

Media Items

Not in this platform

Media items (Print, Broadcast) are used to categorize ad-buy purchases and map them to expense accounts in the GL. These are internal accounting categorization objects with no meaningful equivalent in standard PM destination systems, so we do not migrate them.

Gotchas

What to watch for in Workamajig migrations

Issues we've hit on past Workamajig migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.

High

Projects API rate limit of 20 req/min throttles large migrations

Medium

API is beta1 with no backward-compatibility guarantees

Medium

Server migrations change IP addresses and break IP-whitelisted integrations

Low

Report definitions do not export, only report data

How a Workamajig migration works

Four steps, Workamajig-specific

Connect

API Access Token and User Token (issued from Menu > Admin/Manager > System Setup > Account Information > Connections > API) into Workamajig. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.

Map

We translate Workamajig-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.

Sample

Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate Workamajig quirks before production.

Migrate

Full migration with Workamajig rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.

FAQ

Workamajig migration FAQ

Answers to the questions buyers ask most during Workamajig migration scoping. Not seeing yours? Book a call.

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Most Workamajig migrations under 1M records finish in 48–72 hours end-to-end. Larger orgs with custom objects or buyer-side security review typically take 5–7 days.

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