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Easy Projects .NET
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Easy Projects .NET is a web-based project management and collaboration software developed by Logic Software Inc. in 2003. In 2007, it was named a finalist in the "Project Management" category at the 18th Annual Software Development Jolt Product Excellence Awards. In October of 2009, Easy Projects .NET added an Interactive Gantt Chart functionality to its set of modules. Its features include activity, request and issue tracking, portfolio management, real-time conferencing, estimation analysis, and interactive Gantt charting. It has support for Microsoft Project file import and export. Articles on webworkerdaily.com and bnet.com have praised the software but have criticized its registration process as cumbersome and complicated. Easy Projects .NET can be accessed through a monthly, quarterly or annual service plan. Volume Discounts are available and they will apply even if you decide to configure your own custom plan, which is very convenient. Payment Discounts are also available if you decide to engage them per quarter or annually or for a two-year period. Easy Projects .NET user licensing only counts the total number of active users. This means that if you disabled any user (because you completed a client project), this user will not count against your service plan. This is an advantage! because you can provide access to your customers and they will only count as a user as long as their project remain current. Once you complete their project you can disable those accounts so you do not pay extra user licenses fees. Similar to other online vendors, Easy Projects .NET is also available under the purchase in-house option, meaning you can install it on your own servers. Self install licenses follow the same patterns as the hosted version in terms of volume and payment discounts. Easy Projects .NET is a web-based project management tool maintained by Canadian Company Logic Software. Logic Software is a custom software development and outsourcing company with its head office in the city of Toronto. 
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