Ditto vs. Asana

Asana is fabulous for task management, and the free tier is pretty darn generous. That being said, it can be hard to get clients to work within yet ANOTHER platform. Ditto is streamlined and easy, with a focus on just the essentials (like paying invoices or modifying project scope) - and if a client doesn't want to engage with the platform, it's NBD. They'll get emails which prompt any required actions. Ditto is flexible, functional, and hassle-free. So while Asana can help you keep track of your tasks and processes to function like a well-oiled machine, does your client really need to see all of that detail? We think the answer is "probably not." From less-legalese-y contracts to escrow payments to dynamic scope of work documentation, Ditto brings a fresh, nimble perspective - with just the right amount of process detail - to client work.

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