Company Overview
Wrike is an enterprise-grade work management and project management platform, founded in 2006 by Andrew Filev. Originally established in St. Petersburg, Russia, Wrike now operates with headquarters in Mountain View and San Francisco, California. The platform serves 20,000+ enterprise customers with over 2 million users worldwide, including marketing teams, professional services organizations, and product development teams.
In 2021, Wrike was acquired by Citrix for $2.25 billion and continues to operate as an independent brand. The platform is known for its task management, Gantt charts, Kanban boards, resource management, and cross-project reporting capabilities.
Core Products
| Product | Description |
|---|---|
| Wrike Work Management | Enterprise work management platform for task and project collaboration |
| Wrike Proof | Marketing review tool supporting content review and annotations |
| Wrike Resource | Resource management for team workload and capacity planning |
| Wrike Integrations | 400+ app integrations including Slack, Salesforce, Adobe |
| Wrike Enterprise | Advanced security and enterprise-grade management features |
Core Strengths
- Enterprise Features: Comprehensive resource management, portfolio, and cross-project reporting
- Flexible Views: Multiple views including list, Kanban, Gantt, and workload
- Workflow Automation: Custom workflow automation and request forms
- Rich Integrations: Ecosystem of 400+ third-party application integrations
- Enterprise Security: Advanced permission management and security compliance certifications
Key Milestones
- 2006: Founded by Andrew Filev in St. Petersburg, Russia
- 2010: Launched enterprise project management features; rapid customer growth
- 2021: Acquired by Citrix for $2.25 billion, operated as independent brand
- 2026: Continues to optimize work management platform, serving 20,000+ enterprise customers globally
Market Position
Wrike competes with the following providers in the global project management and work management market:
- Asana: Leading work management platform for diverse teams
- Monday.com: Visual project management platform for various use cases
- Smartsheet: Spreadsheet-based project management platform
- Jira: Atlassian's project management tool for development teams
- Basecamp: Lightweight team collaboration and project management
- Trello: Atlassian's Kanban-style project management
- ClickUp: All-in-one productivity and project management platform
