As modern businesses strive to improve delivery, manage distributed teams, and scale projects quickly, choosing the right project management tool is more important than ever. If you’re part of the Orangescrum ecosystem or exploring your options, you may be wondering:
While both are powerful tools under the Orangescrum umbrella, they’re built for different purposes, team types, and project methodologies. In this blog, we’ll take a deep dive into both products, compare their key features, and help you decide which one best suits your team’s needs.
Orangescrum Work is a modern, clean, and simplified project management solution for businesses that need to organize, track, and manage day-to-day projects without diving deep into Agile frameworks.
It provides:
It’s perfect for teams looking for a plug-and-play solution to manage client work, internal tasks, and service-based projects without too much configuration.
Orangescrum Agile, on the other hand, is tailor-made for teams that follow Agile methodologies like Scrum or Kanban.
It supports:
It’s built for software teams, product teams, and Agile organizations who need more structure, measurement, and flexibility in how they deliver work.
Feature | Orangescrum Work | Orangescrum Agile |
User Interface | Clean, minimal, easy for non-technical teams | Designed for Agile teams with technical depth |
Task Management | Simple task creation, assignment, and progress tracking | Task creation with story points, priorities, and sprint linking |
Project Types | General projects, client work, internal tasks | Agile projects, product development, and sprint planning |
Boards | Kanban, List, Calendar views | Scrum and Kanban boards with Sprint views |
Time Tracking | Built-in timesheets, effort logging | Time logs per sprint/task with reporting |
Sprint Planning | Not available | Fully supported (create, track, close sprints) |
Backlog Management | Not included | Core feature for planning sprints and priorities |
Reporting | Task reports, effort logs | Agile-specific reports (Burndown, Velocity, etc.) |
Best For | Freelancers, agencies, SMEs, and consultants | Agile teams, dev teams, product managers, SCRUM masters |
Choose Orangescrum Work if:
Example: A digital marketing agency tracking campaigns, client deliverables, and internal operations.
Choose Orangescrum Agile if:
Example: A software development company working in 2-week sprints, managing feature releases, and measuring team performance through story points.
While Orangescrum Agile is often associated with software development, Orangescrum Work offers huge advantages for IT services and internal IT departments as well.
Here’s how the IT sector thrives with Orangescrum Work:
Internal IT teams often handle a mix of projects, service tickets, upgrades, and support tasks. Orangescrum Work lets them track all these in one place, assign ownership, and monitor progress through intuitive dashboards.
With built-in resource availability and timesheets, IT managers can see who is overbooked or available, improving task distribution and reducing bottlenecks.
IT projects often involve multiple departments (security, dev, QA, ops). Orangescrum Work fosters cross-functional collaboration with task-level communication, file sharing, and real-time updates.
If you’re a managed service provider (MSP), you can use Orangescrum Work to manage multiple client accounts, track deliverables, and keep communication streamlined.
Although not a dedicated ITSM tool, Orangescrum Work can be customized to track IT changes, rollouts, and upgrades, especially when paired with roadmap planning.
Many internal IT teams aren’t trained in Agile but still need structure. Orangescrum Work provides that structure without requiring Agile certification or process change.
Still unsure? Here’s a simple breakdown:
You can also start with Orangescrum Work and upgrade to Orangescrum Agile when your team adopts Agile methodology or needs sprint-level tracking.
Both Orangescrum Work and Orangescrum Agile are built to help teams collaborate better, deliver faster, and stay organized, just in different ways.
If you’re looking for simplicity and speed, go with Orangescrum Work.
If you’re running agile teams and need structure around sprints, backlogs, and metrics, Orangescrum Agile is the clear choice.
Whatever you choose, you’ll benefit from Orangescrum’s commitment to flexible, scalable, and user-friendly project management.