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More about Product FeedbackIt would be helpful to be able to create a flow chart with different shapes, arrow/connector types, text boxes, etc. within Wrike. Some workflows and processes are easier to visualize in a flow chart. It would also be helpful if I could upload a Visio file and view it directly in Wrike.
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Flowchart/Visio integration would be a great addition.
I use visio quite a lot and agree here. Flow processes are developed in Visio and shared amongst the teams. Would be useful for guides to be included as a teaching resource for users that are customised to our workflows.
If you have a real need now for viewing/editing graphic shapes like flowcharts, try Powerpoint. It's easy to use, reasonably good at graphics/shapes editing. It's available widely with MS Office and Wrike already supports online-editing (through Document Editing module).
For viewing-only, you can use any screen grabbing tools. Copy and paste it directly in Wrike, or using PDF if you have a mean to create PDF. All browsers support graphic format like JPG or PNG viewing.
VISIO is a paid package and it's not yet free or publically open format - as many proprietary file format out there. Once you started using Visio, you'd be stuck with it for editing.
Consider how your users would consume those graphics; view-only or editable, and the cost of the editing software.
You might consider OpenOffice Draw - which is free and can be edited online in Wrike (user must have the software installed).
Hi everyone, thanks a lot for your feedback!
Please let me know if Tach Sirichai's ideas are helpful in your cases. Tach, thanks for posting to suggest workarounds! :)
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That would be a great addition
Thank you for supporting NICOLAS BECERRA! I don't have an update from the team yet, but once I do, I'll let you know here 👍
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