WorkBoard

WorkBoard, sold as WorkBoardAI, is a strategy execution platform rather than a classic task tracker. It ties company strategy to OKRs, initiatives, projects, people and skills, and it has three modules: Strategic Portfolio Management, OKR Management and Talent Management. AI agents sit on top of these modules. A Portfolio Analyst agent runs scenarios and execution reporting, a Chief of Staff agent handles OKRs and operating cadence, and a Leadership Coach agent helps with one-on-one preparation and skills assessment. All of this runs on a shared enterprise knowledge graph. The vendor pairs the software with coaching on its outcome-focused method. In 2025 WorkBoard acquired Quantive, formerly Gtmhub, and moved that product's enterprise customers onto WorkBoardAI. Named customers include Boeing, 3M, BAE Systems and Viasat, which shows the platform is aimed at large organizations. Pricing is not published, and buyers have to book a demo. Third-party procurement data cited by a competitor estimates about 30 USD per user per month on annual enterprise contracts, with a median contract of around 60,000 USD a year. Treat those figures as estimates. Integrations put OKR updates inside the tools where work happens: Microsoft Teams, Slack, Webex, Jira and Azure DevOps, plus Zapier and an MCP interface for data and AI access. The main limitation is cost and complexity. Reviewers report a learning curve and navigation that can be hard to follow, and the platform is a poor fit for small teams that just need task boards or Gantt planning.