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Intuitive but fully featured
Clarizen's app is incredibly easy to navigate and well laid out. It displays all the same info as the browser based version and is just as usable.
It includes many of the features used in the browser version including custom actions specific to the user. Whether you need to update project progress or raise an issue against a project, this app certainly helps in providing a tool to manage projects while on the move.Show lessXtrPhil
Well Done, Very Functional
Clarizen has imporved their app to include additional functionality in a sleek well thought out design. If you are using Clarizen in your organization then you need this app. I find I am using the app more and more each day as the ease of use for even more complex tasks is outstanding.Skwoods
Much Improved
The new Clarizen app is a million times better than the previous. With this new version, you can get the basics done, as well as some intermediate tasks. Lower level users can use the mobile app effectively as well. Overall, a huge improvement especially if you’re mobile a lot.jeffhayescapstone
Very clean app
The Clarizen app has improved a lot from earlier versions. I don't use it as my main interface but when I am away from my laptop it is a great tool. The organization has been streamlined so it is easy to get needed information quickly.NDXhound
Great
Great for checking in while on the go. This gives me access to client information while I'm away from my computer it's fantastic for looking up something quick or if I have to give someone an answer from my cell phone. Clarizen does a great job at incorporating new features that customers ask for. I would recommend this app to a friend.Show lessMikeatwork2015
Brings the web version to your phone
I'm a new Clarizen user and thought I would try the app tonight - WOW!!
Most apps in this space provided limited phone functionality. But the Clarizen app has the full look and feel of the web version - very impressive.Gaza_74
Doesn't store SSO credentials
The mobile app can't be taken seriously until it stores SSO login tokens. Otherwise a user has to log in every time he/she opens the app, which is a non-starter. Clarizen claims this is intentionally designed as a security feature, but other Enterprise apps such as Gmail, Saleforce 1, and Box all store the login tokens and offer a PIN or Touch ID as an optional security later.Show lessNathan D.
