Project Numbering in Wrike
Hello community! Anybody using project numbering in Wrike? And how did you do it? And how do you maintain it?
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hi! We create 4-digit number codes in our Quickbooks (whenever we create a new estimate), that corresponds to each specific client/project. Then, we label our new projects in Wrike using that code and a client acronym. For example a project for client "ABC" might become:
ABC-9431-Branding '23
ABC-9432-SEO '23
Then, we have all the projects per client grouped under client folders.
Hope that helps!
Andrea Kraybill But do you use the project number to the tasks under a certain project too? Because our tasks are from a blueprint which means common tasks across all projects have the same task name. Wondering if there is way to automate the project numbers.
We use SKU numbers to track by product, but they aren't generated in Wrike.
We are considering some sort of automatically generated job ticket number, so I will be following to see what others do.