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30 companies use TaskRay for Salesforce project management

  • 30 companies in our database
  • 4 countries
  • Pay per contact, no subscription

TaskRay is a Salesforce-native project management tool built for customer onboarding and delivery teams. It integrates directly into Salesforce to manage complex, repeatable projects without leaving the platform.

We have 30 contacts at 30 companies using TaskRay, primarily in the United States. Most work in operations, implementation, and solutions roles—the people who manage onboarding projects and customer delivery.

Companies
30
Contacts
30
Countries
4
Category
Project Management for Salesforce

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What is TaskRay?

TaskRay is project and task management software designed for Salesforce users. It helps teams manage customer onboarding, implementations, and other complex delivery projects by breaking work into tasks and tracking progress in Kanban, list, and other views. TaskRay is made by TaskRay, Inc. and is available through the Salesforce AppExchange.

Vendor
TaskRay, Inc.
Pricing
Per-seat subscription: Starter at $25/user/month, Standard at $40/user/month, Premium at $60/user/month

Sample companies that use TaskRay

CompanyLocationContacts
Agility AcademyUnited States1
ASCEND HITUnited States1
Atlanta WordpressUnited States1
Basic-FitNetherlands1
Butler UniversityUnited States1
Center for the Study of LibertyUnited States1
Club AutomationUnited States1
DestinedAustralia1
ESOUnited States1
extendedReach by KCareUnited States1
Food & Water WatchUnited States1
Frontier Direct CareUnited States1

18 more companies use TaskRay

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A sample of the companies in our database. The full account list and contacts are available in the app.

Who you can reach at TaskRay companies

We hold 4 Operations Managers and 2 Solutions Architects at these companies. These roles directly oversee onboarding and delivery—the core use cases for TaskRay—so they are the right first contacts for outreach.

By role

  • Operations Manager4
  • Enterprise SaaS Specialist4
  • Solutions Architect2
  • Business Analyst2
  • Financial Analyst2
  • Product Manager2
  • Project Manager2
  • Sales Engineer2

By role, measured in contacts.

By country

  • United States27
  • Australia1
  • Israel1
  • Netherlands1

By country, measured in contacts.

TaskRay alternatives

  1. 1. Asana

    General-purpose project management tool positioned as an alternative to TaskRay

  2. 2. monday.com

    Work operating system and top-ranked TaskRay alternative

  3. 3. Trello

    Kanban-based task management; listed among TaskRay competitors

  4. 4. Jira

    Software project management tool often compared to TaskRay for task tracking

  5. 5. Smartsheet

    Enterprise project management platform and leading TaskRay alternative

Frequently asked questions

How many contacts do you have at TaskRay-using companies?
We hold 30 contacts across 30 companies using TaskRay. The largest concentration is 4 Operations Managers at 4, followed by 4 Enterprise SaaS Specialists and 2 Solutions Architects.
What other tools do TaskRay users have in their stack?
Companies using TaskRay commonly also use Salesforce Sales Cloud (at 4 companies), Slack (at 2 companies), and Zoom (at 2 companies) in our database.
What is TaskRay used for?
TaskRay is used to manage customer onboarding, implementation projects, and post-sales delivery work within Salesforce. Teams use it to break large projects into tasks, track progress, and coordinate across delivery teams.
Who should I contact at these companies?
Start with 4 Operations Managers or 4 Enterprise SaaS Specialists—they own customer delivery and onboarding. 2 Solutions Architects and 2 Project Managers also evaluate and use TaskRay.

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