Unito allows each team member to use the project management tool that is best suited to their needs. Engineers can use GitHub issues while product managers can use Asana.

Nothing really. The new pricing was a bit confusing, but their customer support was very responsive and helpful.

Useful tool - fairly priced and seems to be well-built in terms of durability (i.e. rarely falls over or errors)

Quick and easy to set up - allows mirrored Asana/JIRA approaches without duplication of info. In our use-case allows Agile teams to track workflow with non-JIRA using team with Unito doing all the heavy lifting.

Not perfect on data-field mapping - although easy to figure out workarounds for any gaps in the sync across (and they are very minor)

We use unito to synchronize our Asana projects with GitLab. Asana tasks go back to GitLab when we add an expanded tag to our Asana tasks. Closing the tasks on the GitLab side passes the Asana tasks to finished status.

The synchronization feature is powerful. It allows you to connect two applications and keep them up to date.

The synchronization times are a bit long. We sometimes have to start them manually.

The versatility and reliability that it provides to our project and development teams. We are constantly pushing and pulling repos and it is always 100%

The sync update notifications can be a bit too much and too often at times. But there is not much "bad" that I can say about it.

I work on a team that uses Jira because that is the legacy tool that our Engineering team used. Jira is great for software engineers, but my team is a mixture of code and non-code folks. Jira is glitchy, super heavy, and slow. Not great for a team that needs to move quickly. I searched for a long time to find a way to get out of Jira, but most solutions were expensive or did not solve some of the core issues we have with Jira; namely, that Jira locks issues into statuses and a change in status = a change in kanban column. Unito allows us to dissociate jira issue status from column, so we can structure/view/organize our work however we want without being locked into 'To Do, Doing, Done.' We've become more efficient as a team, and this solution is great and inexpensive!

I like that it lets us work in Trello instead of Jira. I like that we have the freedom of Trello while ensuring that changes made in either system propagate to the other. Using Unito to be able to work in Trello is incredibly freeing and I'm really pleased with how easy this integration is to set up and use!

There's really very little to dislike here. This integration is easy to use, and it provides end users with the freedom to use the kanban board they choose - not the one they're handed on their team.

Unito helped me manage several productivity tools, as some departments preferred different tools to manage tasks, like Trello and Asana together with Jira. Unito helped me keep everything synchronized in my favorite tool, Trello so I could really focus on getting tasks and projects done.

Setting up a sync was simple and very easy to do. I also liked that automation so that once It was set up, I didn't have to think about it anymore.

It was something I had to purchase on my own, so the cost was definitely a factor in my decision to discontinue.

Super intuitive to setup. When issues came up--entirely of our own making--the support team at Unito responded quickly and got to the bottom of it. Very little follow up or badgering required, they just helped. That was refreshing.

no cons, so far. It works just they like say it would.

It's a great tool if you don't have a dedicated PM. It's very helpful because though we use Asana for projects and reporting issues on our sites, we don't want to track everything in BB. Being able to have certain tasks exist in both BB and Asana is really helpful.

I like the filtering and the rules you can set up to sync to different BB issue trackers. I like the auto sync and how often it runs.

Sometimes I'll come into work and a random Asana task and BitBucket issue will get closed around 8:55am EST. It's never after a recent change on either platform. It's happened 2-3 times but so infrequent that I've never opened a support ticket for it. Also, I was grandfathered in with amazing pricing, but I accidentally turned an auto-sync off (thinking I could switch one of my auto-sync to a different project since I was still able to use old features on my plan) and then couldn't turn it back on. If I remember correctly, the pricing more than doubled, possibly even tripled?

One thing that I love about Unito is that it can enable you to synchronize Asana to Jira very easily. All statuses get synced (I'm talking about the Jira Statuses that can be mapped to Asana Sections). Everything from comments to tasks and even subtasks can be synchronized.

1) General: Unito is fairly priced and appears robust. You can easily tell that the app is built keeping durability and reliability in mind. I mean, I've not witnessed any bugs or errors so far. Even the setting up process was a breeze. Unito also allowed me to seamlessly mirror my Jira/Asana approaches without any data redundancy. 2) Synchronization Feature: The synchronization feature is very powerful and allows me to connect two applications and keep them up to date.

1) Data Field-Mapping: In my opinion, Unito is not fit for field-mapping, however, I've found many walkarounds around this issue and I'm pretty sure you can too. This certainly isn't a deal breaker because I've found ways to counter this.

Easy, seamless integration with our project management software. Setup was just a few clicks; have used every day.

No complaints about the software/functionality itself. We had an issue early on with duplicate notifications being sent, but it seems to have been resolved.

I'm using Unito's Asana to Jira synchronization and it works perfectly.

Their pricing model. It's a pay per active user, meaning that each user mentioned in the ticket would cost you additional amount.