Basecamp vs Pneumatic — From Startup Efficiency to Advanced Workflow Optimization

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Basecamp

It’s a bold claim and by most accounts Basecamp executes on it with sufficient success. But then again, as the old saying goes, our greatest weaknesses are extensions of our greatest strengths: adopting Basecamp means that if you want to get the most bang for your buck out of it, you need to migrate everything into Basecamp. It won’t be a big deal if you’re just starting out and have little or nothing to migrate, but things can get ugly real fast if you’re an established business with heaps of stuff spread out across a bunch of online apps that you’ve come to love and depend on.

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Pneumatic

As for other functionality, instead of reinventing the wheel, Pneumatic emphasizes integrations through third-party platforms like Zapier and through its own powerful API. The pitch here is that you get to continue to use all your existing apps, with Pneumatic simply adding automated workflow management to your software toolbox, rather than trying to completely replace it.

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