Both tools offer comprehensive project management functions and are therefore well suited for task and project organization. However, Asana can often seem unwieldy here. In Stackfield, all important functions are easily accessible without overwhelming the user. When creating a room, for example, you can specify which functions are to be used.
Asana only offers limited communication functions, such as comments in tasks. Important agreements are often made in external tools or via email, resulting in the loss of overall context and information. In Stackfield, all communication can take place within a project room. This means that all information and agreements remain centralised and transparent for everyone involved.
Asana is limited primarily to project management. Functions such as whiteboards and real file management are missing, meaning that not all aspects of collaboration are covered. Stackfield makes it possible to centralise the entire collaboration process on one platform using intelligent functions and helpful features such as wiki pages.
Stackfield: As a German company, it is subject solely to German and European jurisdiction.
Asana: As a US company, Asana is subject to the CLOUD Act of the USA, which may conflict with German and European data protection laws.
Stackfield: Data is processed exclusively in the EU and hosted in German data centres.
Asana: Guaranteed data storage within the EU is not included as a standard option with Asana, but is only provided as an additional option for Enterprise customers.
Stackfield: Only works with subcontractors who are based in the European Union and cannot be controlled by third countries.
Asana: Uses international service providers, which is why data may end up in non-EU countries.
Stackfield: Does not use external analysis tools such as Google Analytics or services based on IP addresses.
Asana: Allows the placement of third-party cookies, for example for advertising and analysis purposes.
Stackfield: Utilises true end-to-end encryption that protects messages, files or tasks from unauthorised access - even from the platform provider itself.
Asana: Access to encrypted content remains possible through the provider, as no end-to-end encryption is used.