


HISTORY:- Smartsheet was developed by Smartsheet Inc, in 2005 and introduced to the public in 2006.According to the company's co-founder, Brent Frei, initial adoption was slow because the offering was too difficult to use.At the end of its first year, it had 10,000 users. The company began making changes to the SmartSheet in 2008, eventually cutting 60 percent of its features for the purpose of making it more user-friendly.Following the 2010 launch of the redesign, the adoption grew to 1 million users at 20,000 organizations by 2012.
Integration with Office 365 and Microsoft Azure were added in 2014.In August of that year, version 2.0 of the Smartsheet iOS app was introduced. The spreadsheet-like user interface, which was part of the web service, was introduced to the app in this version; the developers had not been able to build this feature in the mobile version before.In October 2014, the Account Map tool was introduced, which uses an algorithm to visualize the flow of work across groups of employees.
FEATURES:- Smartsheet is used to collaborate on project timelines, documents, calendars, tasks, and other works.According to IDG, it is "part office productivity, part project management, part document sharing... [it] is trying to be the central hub for how people work.Smartsheet competes with Microsoft Project. It combines some of the functionality of Microsoft Project, Excel, Access and SharePoint.
According to Forbes, Smartsheet has "a relatively simple" user interface.The interface centers on "smartsheets," which are similar to spreadsheets typically found in Microsoft Excel. Each smartsheet can have its rows expanded or collapsed to see individual tasks or large-scale project progress respectively. Tasks can be sorted by deadline, priority or the person assigned to them If a spreadsheet contains dates, Smartsheet creates a calendar view.