ProWorkflow

History

ProWorkflow was founded in 2002 by CEO, Julian Stone. The idea for ProWorkflow was to assist in internal workflow but early sales of the product suggested that there was opportunity to expand to assist external companies. In 2003, ProActive Software Limited acquired ProWorkflow. Upon acquisition, it was offered as a download (and is still available as a download in some instances) – however, due to evolution of technology, the preferred method of supply is now software-as-a-service.

The idea originated from the creation of a basic PalmPilot job tracking app with time tracking ability later added. Realizing that it could also benefit other businesses, Julian worked with a developer to build it as a webapp that would become ProWorkflow v1. The first release was a code download and the first sale, a $70 one-time code download fee, occurred only an hour after launch.

In 2003, John Walley joined ProActive Software as Director/Chairman to provide mentor-ship and guidance to support business growth and strategy.

According to merchantmaveric, in July 2014 ProWorkflow used to create over 1,171,315 peojects by companies, most of these were creative agencies and technology companies. ProWorkflow is a project management tool that helps to manage projects and workflow internally for businesses. There are many reporting features that comes in-built in ProWorkflow and is one of the five cloud based project management tools listed by TechRepublic for wide range of projects. ProWorkflow offers month-to-month and short term contract options which is helpful for any business.

PCMag lists ProWorkflow as a strong contender against Zoho Projects and Teamwork Projects because of ProWorkflow's ability to collaborate for different size of businesses. ProWorkflow is an effective project management solution for freelancers, start-ups and young entrepreneurs who don't want to spend too much money on project management software. ProWorkflow offers further apps for its software which are available in their app store and help in extending the functionality of ProWorkflow further. Companies use ProWorkflow for time tracking, invoicing and reporting purposes as a separate solution as well.

ProWorkflow's mobile app with a wealth of features provides ability to manage projects easily and from anywhere.

Versions

Infrastructure

ProWorkflow is built on a ColdFusion backend that powers all the API end points but majority of its done on client side with heavy use of native JavaScript and JQuery libraries.

Infrastructure is hosted by Datapipe in Chicago, Illinois.