The Time Log report currently omits any tasks for which zero hours have been logged even though they are completed. Please allow the display (Optionally) of all tasks completed with selected filters. We often perform tasks which do not count against hours, but which still need to be reported.

When top level folders are projects or client account names we would like to give them a time budget for total hours. When tasks in the same folder have time logged, it might show a report of how many hours have been used and how many remain. We would use this for monthly retainers among other things. We curently need to duplicate logging tasks into a 3rd party app to keep track of time budgets.

The print view of filtered lists and reports is very handy, but without the Description field it does not have enough information to show clients what we have achieved or make useful internal reports.

Let’s say I have 5 sequential tasks and I need to link them.
Currently I have to link them one by one.
I wish I can draw a box around these items in order for them to be linked automatically.

http://www.sugarcrm.com/

http://www.zendesk.com/

https://www.toggl.com/

Add ability for users to start/stop a timer when working on a project - ability to set timer at either a folder level or a task level.

Currently, you can add time to tasks manually, however you must use a 3rd party software such as Toggl in order to actually TRACK the time you're spending on a project or task - we'd love to get rid of the 3rd party and extra management, and just be able to track our time within Wrike.

Please add an option to view the activity stream to a reporting view or list of projects. We use it to comment on current activity/status of projects and there is no way to incorporate the latest activity in a reporting view.

Users should be able to add collaborators without needing assistance from admin users. We have other more important things to do than add collaborators...

As a project manager, working on BIG projects it is counter productive to breakdown all the workload into the last detail of tasks. It is very helpful for either the person that created the task or the person assigned to work on the task to edit the progress of each task e.g. 25% or 50% ... as a bear minimum provide this feature for tasks and nice to have if this can also be available for the progress of a folder or entire project.

I have an email from a client that I know is not tied to wrike. I want post it as a notice to all team members. How can this be done currently through email integration?

You mean I have to change views to List from Table in order to re-arrange tasks? Why am I table view? Because List view doesn't show task in sub folders.

Please.Sort.This. Out.

Improve the brainstorming workflow in Wrike where the ideas come first before you are thinking about what's a task, a note, an idea or a folder, or even a folder hierarchy. You should be freely able to task into older or even vice versa.

I would like to be able to see multiple task notes at one, preferably to be able to simply expand a task to show it's notes in the table view, and then be able to have multiple tasks expanded at once if desired. I would also like a larger and more functional notes fields that do not require me to double click to enter data, do not require saving (except when exiting form the task) and does not require me to show all.
Too many clicks = average workflow. Drives me nuts.

Would like to have greater options on reporting

Would like have pie charts and better looking reports maybe be able to export to PDF as well

Allow update of task with minutes rather than .25 of a hour

Gamification is the emerging science of adding game elements to non-game software applications, with the goal of engaging the user. Essentially, the elements are:
* showing progress (e.g. a progress bar of the tasks in a folder)
* showing status (e.g. most productive employee of the week)
* offering rewards (badges, points etc.)

Gamification is a very serious business (Gartner estimates that 75% of Fortune 1000 companies will use gamification elements by 2015) because it makes employees significantly more productive.

Here is a good overview of gamification:
http://vator.tv/news/2012-05-01-gamification-is-the-exact-opposite-of-what-you-think

Really useful feature for creating a series of tasks that map regular workflows that contain instance specific variables

e.g. the project of adding a new product to a your company's list of products requires a number of tasks that will be the same for each new product name so you want to be able to create project template with the full list of tasks within it, with dependancies and task assignees and then quickly make it specific to that product they are completing the tasks for.