Cork, Ireland
2007
  |  By Ben Brigden
Operations teams are drowning in work that shouldn't require a human brain. Status updates. Resource shuffling. Chasing down project data that lives in six different tools. I spent years managing client delivery for agency teams before joining Teamwork.com, and the pattern I kept seeing was the same: smart people spending their best hours on administrative work instead of strategy. Now, with the emergence of practical AI and automation, we finally have the tools to do something about it.
  |  By Jordan Wellin
April’s roundup is all about giving you more control and clarity across your work—from the new Insights Panel that brings customizable, widget-based reporting into a single view, to deeper AI integrations with Claude Cowork for real-time project insights. We’ve also introduced more flexible quote settings, expanded automation capabilities across the platform, and given you more visibility over Scheduled Reports.
  |  By Ben Brigden
Before I joined Teamwork.com, I spent many years working at agencies and start-ups that were scaling fast. One pattern kept repeating: a team would nail their project delivery process at 20 people, then completely fall apart at 50. The manual workflows that held things together, spreadsheets tracking approvals, email chains for resource requests, copy-paste status updates, all broke the moment the org tried to scale. The case for project management automation is obvious in hindsight.
  |  By Ben Brigden
Before I joined Teamwork.com, I managed client delivery for agency firms. Back then, "portfolio visibility" meant a color-coded spreadsheet that was outdated before the Monday standup finished. The truth is, most teams don't go looking for portfolio management solutions because everything's working. They go looking because something broke.
  |  By Ben Brigden
I've worked in a number of remote teams over the years. The single biggest mistake I've seen? Teams picking tools built for co-located offices and then wondering why things kept slipping. Remote project management has real, specific demands. McKinsey research confirms that hybrid and remote arrangements are now a permanent fixture for knowledge workers. The tool has to carry some of the coordination weight that a shared office naturally handles.
  |  By Jordan Wellin
Claude Cowork isn't another chatbot you paste tasks into. It's a desktop AI agent that sits on your computer and connects directly to the tools you already use, including Teamwork.com. The difference matters more than most teams realize. When your AI can pull live project data, flag overdue milestones, and draft client reports without you copy-pasting context, you stop treating AI as a side tool and start treating it as a coworker.
  |  By Ben Brigden
Your project management stack is probably held together with duct tape and good intentions. I know because I've seen it firsthand across hundreds of client-facing teams. The pattern is always the same: one tool for task tracking, another for time logging, a spreadsheet for resource planning, and a prayer that nothing falls through the cracks. What we see across Teamwork.com customers is that this tool sprawl isn't just annoying. It's expensive.
  |  By Ben Brigden
The number one reason projects miss deadlines isn't poor planning. It's poor visibility. Before I joined Teamwork.com, I kept seeing the same pattern: teams had plans, but nobody could see the real-time status of those plans across multiple projects at once. According to Teamwork.com's Sprint to AI research, 58% of professional services teams now use three to five separate tools to manage their work.
  |  By Ben Brigden
Your project management stack is probably held together with duct tape and good intentions. I know because I've seen it firsthand across hundreds of client-facing teams. The pattern is always the same: one tool for task tracking, another for time logging, a spreadsheet for resource planning, and a prayer that nothing falls through the cracks. What we see across Teamwork.com customers is that this tool sprawl isn't just annoying. It's expensive.
  |  By Ben Brigden
Before joining Teamwork.com, I spent many years running delivery for agency teams. The kind where you're juggling five client projects, chasing timesheets, and trying to keep scope from quietly ballooning. I've lived the pain of stitching together tools that were never built to talk to each other. According to Teamwork.com's Sprint to AI research, 57% of teams spend more time wrestling with reporting tools than doing actual billable work. That stat didn't surprise me.
  |  By Teamwork.com
Learn how to connect the Teamwork.com MCP server to Claude and use Claude with Teamwork.com and Teamwork Desk. In this walkthrough, we show you how to enable the Teamwork MCP server in Teamwork.com, add it as a custom connector in the Claude desktop app, authenticate your account, and start using Claude to review project data and take action. Using the example project Murphy Investment Co, you’ll see how Claude can return a project overview, surface open tasks, highlight priorities, and help you work more efficiently across Teamwork.
  |  By Teamwork.com
Business transformation expert Tom Goodwin offers some hot takes on AI and the findings in Teamwork.com's Client Work Report. Read the full thing here.
  |  By Teamwork.com
Teamwork Workflows allow professional services firms and agencies to standardize task management across multiple client projects using custom stages and automations, ensuring process consistency and improved efficiency.
  |  By Teamwork.com
Learn how to set up the Teamwork.com MCP Server so you can use ChatGPT to work with your Teamwork data (Teamwork.com and Teamwork Desk) In this step-by-step guide, we’ll walk through enabling the MCP Server in your Teamwork account, connecting it through ChatGPT’s Apps & Connectors, and granting access so ChatGPT can help you with tasks, projects, tickets, and more.
  |  By Teamwork.com
You can now connect Teamwork.com with ChatGPT using the new ChatGPT Connector, bringing your projects, tasks etcright into your ChatGPT conversations. In this quick tutorial, we’ll show you how to set up and use the new Teamwork.com connector — so you can find information faster, plan smarter, and move from idea to execution without leaving ChatGPT.
  |  By Teamwork.com
Discover how Teamwork’s AI helps you work smarter, automate workflows, and deliver client projects with ease. Discover what’s next for Teamwork.com in our Q4 Product Roadmap webinar. We’re unveiling a new wave of AI-powered workflows, smarter automation, and enhanced integrations designed to help teams plan, deliver, and profit from every project with greater speed and clarity.
  |  By Teamwork.com

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  |  By Teamwork.com
When YOU need to see everything across all of your projects, we've got a button for that!

Today, Teamwork Chat, Teamwork Projects, Teamwork Desk form the backbone of Teamwork.com. Each product serves to enhance the performance of teams by coordinating both process and people simultaneously.

Teamwork Projects is all about getting things done by creating task lists and tasks and assigning them to the team. It increases visibility across each project as well as aligning every dependent function within the business.

Teamwork Desk incorporates the customer into the equation. It streamlines all contact between you and your customers by way of a ticket management system. It creates a much more efficient process for handling customer queries.

Teamwork Chat is an instant messenger that can be used by all of the team for immediate communication. Each of the three products integrates together seamlessly. Every user has the ability to create an action within each product that influences activity in another. Creating a task for Teamwork Projects as a result of a ticket received in Teamwork Desk.