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Sounds like a detail — it's actually the whole point. In Notion, a task is a page with metadata. In Trello, a card with no link to any document. In Linear, an issue living in its own universe. In Easylim, a task is an object that simultaneously exists in a list, on a Kanban board, in a Gantt chart, on a calendar, and links to a document. Switch the view and you see the same task differently — no migrations, no exports.

This design fixes a problem most teams don't even notice: tool drift. When the task is in Jira, the discussion is in Slack, the spec is in Notion, and the time is in Toggl — none of it is connected. Managers spend ~30% of their day stitching a picture together from five sources. In Easylim the picture is already assembled — because it's one source.

Bigger orgs (80+) add SSO, audit logs, SLA, custom roles, SCIM. The interesting bit: the UI doesn't change as you scale. Same board, same tasks — just more visibility and governance on top. Nobody re-learns the product, and new hires are onboarded in about a workday.

This is deliberately not the Asana/Jira pattern, where the "startup tier" and the "enterprise tier" are effectively different products. With those, growing your team often forces a migration (Asana → Jira), and you lose history doing it. In Easylim you just turn on more features inside the same UI.

Heavy software engineering with git-flow + CI/CD + incident management → Jira or Linear. They have epics with three-level subtasks, backporting, release branches. Easylim is fine for engineering teams up to ~30 people; past that, take the specialised tool.

Public-facing knowledge base with SEO (customer docs, hundreds of pages) → Notion or Outline. Easylim docs are great for internal use, but as a public knowledge base Notion still leads on SEO and rendering.

Sales CRM with pipeline and email sequences → HubSpot or Pipedrive. With forms and Kanban you can build a lightweight CRM for up to ~5 sales people — but a real sales stack it is not.

Easy test: if your business is a narrow vertical (a startup unit in big tech, pharma R&D, high-frequency trading) — buy specialised. If you do ordinary team work (product, marketing, ops, agency, consulting, school) — Easylim fits.