Jira vs. Asana - these are the advantages and disadvantages

Both Jira and Asana are tools used for project management. Both have similarities, but also numerous differences, which is why you should weigh up individually for yourself beforehand which advantages are relevant for your company.

Jira vs. Asana: A comparison of the programs

Jira offers a wide range of features that make working effective and efficient. Asana's feature set, on the other hand, is a bit more trimmed down.

• While Jira has out-of-the-box agile support, Asana does not.
• The same goes for agile reports. These are also part of Jira, but not Asana.
• Both have a modern and easy manageability.
• In Jira, roadmaps are also integrated. Asana does not have this feature.
• Both applications keep a customizable dashboard with plug-and-play widgets.
• Jira has workflows in its repertoire for more power.
• Both programs have the ability to easily collaborate in cross-functional teams.
• The leading marketplace for DevOps apps is Jira, not Asana. This allows you to extend the application with many useful add-ons, giving you many more options.
• With both applications you can use rest APIs, so you can integrate tools you already use and the software into each other.
• Jira is also better suited for large enterprises, because of its high availability as well as scalable performance and encryptable and extensible security features.