Collaboration tool Hassl launches Business accounts

Designed with agile teams, in mind, much of the business features focus on automating client and account communications, offering one-click project reports, gantt charts, AI automation and the ability to share files and projects details with both clients and freelancers. 

Since its launch, Hassl has been compared to rivals like Trello, Slack, and Australia’s Jira. The Your Creative team revels in the comparisons as they enter the market, but notes the key differences and advantages of choosing Hassl. Lauren Crystal, Your Creative’s Managing Director, who was recently honored as the Emerging Leader Award Winner at the 2019 Telstra Victorian Business Women’s Awards, shared: 

“Hassl has always been designed for the team member, not the project manager. We proved concept with the standard version, offering teams an all-in-one platform for getting work done quickly. The business version has been co-designed with like-minded teams all across the world. We asked them what they did and did not want automated and have created a unique, intuitive platform as a result.”

In the nine months since Hassl’s launch, the tool has received over 6,000 signups, and has users in over 50 countries. Hassl’s international user segment has grown by 400% in three months, with no paid-for advertising since entering the market.

On the future roadmap for Hassl, co-founder Mitch Furlong shared: “Teams crave more time for creativity and conversations so the future for Hassl will be seeing how far we can automate processes with AI - expect robots.”

Hassl Business is priced at $6 AUD per user and is available to trial via hassl.co