Product news, ideas on how teams work, and in-depth series on the subjects our customers face.
We have adopted the DALIA framework to be more transparent about how we use AI across our processes. Here is the how and the why.
Until 2024, a team of twenty could run Jira on its own servers at a proportionate price. Since March 2026, all that is left is the American cloud.
Contracts, tenders and citizens' records come with requirements an American supplier cannot sign. What to check before the specification goes out, rather than after.
Hosting your data in the EU is not the same thing as having a European supplier. A survey, and the one question to put to each of them.
The people losing Data Center are the ones who chose it on purpose. If self-hosting was the whole point, here is what is actually left.
Many Jira-alternative lists are written for developers. If you track worksites, inspections or internal requests, none of them answer the question you are asking.
Spreadsheets, shared drives, checklists filled in by hand: why they make GMP auditors uneasy, and how a small pharma company can prove its compliance simply.
Atlassian switches Jira Data Center off on 28 March 2029. But the last renewal possible falls on 30 March 2028, and a public tender does not happen over a weekend.
Your data can sit in Dublin and still answer an American subpoena. What data residency covers, what it leaves open, and the question to put to a supplier.
Six weeks after the anniversary release, dedicated instances move to 0.291.x: a new look with a theme you choose, cards created from a spreadsheet, boards that show the groups you name, and an API reference worth reading.
Property managers, facility managers, agencies: running dozens of files and contractors without depending on one single person. How to bring the tracking together.
Every Monday somebody glues together the project updates that arrived by email, for the executive committee. Here is how to get a portfolio view that is always up to date.
The DUERP in France, the Global Prevention Plan in Belgium: a risk assessment is not an annual chore. Here is how to make it a living tool, ready for an inspection at any time.
Info@, sales@, contact@: as soon as more than two people read a shared inbox, requests go missing. Here is how to sort and assign every email automatically.
Klaro Cards was born exactly 10 years ago. For that anniversary, we treated ourselves to a good number of new features. Discover them in this blog post.
Since our last Enterprise update, we've been shipping features that make Klaro Cards more powerful and better connected to the rest of your toolbox — including your AI agents. Here's what's changed, and why it matters for your day-to-day work.
AI can help you handle your emails, but it does not solve the organisational problems of a shared inbox. Here is why a tool like Klaro Cards works better.
Compare Gmail, Outlook, Hiver, Front, Freshdesk and Klaro Cards to manage your shared inbox better, and pick the solution that fits your team.
Klaro Cards is growing and we're looking for a Business Developer to lead our expansion in a key industry vertical. If you have first-hand expertise, a strong network, and the drive to build something meaningful – this role is for you.
We're excited to announce a major improvement to how you configure date and integer-based dimensions in Klaro Cards. What used to require typing cryptic expressions is now as simple as selecting options from a visual builder.
We're pleased to announce that all enterprise deployments have been updated to version 0.256.x. Here's what's new for you and your teams.
Discover the Power of Klaro Cards
Discovery, Roadmap, Delivery: one tool to rule them all.
Learn here how to connect Klaro Cards with AI assistants like Copilot or OpenAI.
A look back at the second Klaro Cards Session focused on this topic.
A look back at the first Klaro Cards Session dedicated to this complex issue.
Relational algebra as an alternative to imperative and functional programming.
Let compute the columns of the Kanban view when put in Month visualisation mode
Now that Klaro Cards has raised €750k, what are we going to do with that money?
The objective is to speed up the commercialization of its productivity tool. Discover all details in the press release
Save the date: the 11th of June we will host our first online discovery session
We will now send newsletters in French and English but you have to make a choice
Here is a republished version of a personal blog post that Bernard wrote in 2012
Would you give use some honest feedback by filling our Survey ?
It's been a while since you last heard from us. Marc - our new CMO - has a message for you.
News from a recent conference, and a couple of tools as a gift
Donella H. Meadows' "Thinking in Systems" is a remarkably accessible introduction to systems analysis. A look at the book, its contents, and what we made of it at Klaro Cards.
The Bmg library at work in Klaro
Enspirit provides comprehensive 360° software development services.
Explore how Klaro Cards enhances the Agile & Lean mindset within the company.
Working collaboratively has never been easier. We also made it fun!
Previous login behavior was annoying, it's now definitely gone 🥳
The information era is not about providing users with new databases tools, it’s about making data meaningful
Enjoy an improved search experience, and the new Quick personal note
A fresh new system dimension just landed in all environments
Yep, it is. And, yes, we used ChatGPT to build our answer.
Discover a customer success story and get inspired for you own Company
A quick comparison of Klaro Cards and Traditional Databases
The hardest and most (ir?)relevant question I've ever had to think about
We recently worked to make .csv and .xlsx imports much easier & more powerful... Get all the details here
Import from Excel, collapse columns, etc. Find out what we've been working on recently.
Find out if the job is for you
While it seems obvious that projects need to be broken down into tasks and assignees, sometimes that's not quite right. How about trying something else?
Discover our "Email-to-card" feature, how it enhances your team process, and how it supports so-called Triage boards
Lots of dimension improvements, overview of our current work, and a fresh new Home Page!
In every complex project there are moments when you get stuck... as a project manager or as a team. Learn how to react early to keep on the move, and strategies to get back on track if you don't know what to do.
Create your own project templates, order cards manually in all boards
Discover the story of why and how Felix joined Klaro, thanks to an old ranting blog post...
SWOT analysis is a well known method to study a business and its market. Learn how to apply this analysis and use it to come up with an action plan.
Discover our new time-related tools + various bug fixes & improvements
Your goal might be to gain time, effectiveness, productivity, or even motivation. But how do you do it when you are juggling several projects?
Discover our to-do list template, built specifically for handling your daily tasks.
The editorial calendar or editorial plan is a concept used by copywriters and community managers. It is genuinely useful, indeed indispensable, in keeping a coherent schedule. But how do you use one well? Here is the model we use for our own blog.
"Alone we go faster, together we go further"… yes, but with the right tools! Today Klaro offers you its template built specifically for teamwork.
We all know those great walls of coloured sticky notes in the open-plan offices of three companies out of four. Useful for organising and dividing up work — but are they really THE answer?
At first glance, a Scrum board is just a tracking table divided into columns: Todo, Ongoing, Done! Well not really, it's much more subtle than that! And we'll explain why ...
A great many companies, perhaps yours among them, run their project management in Excel. Unsurprisingly, and despite the freedom the software gives you to organise things your own way, Excel runs into a number of limits.
As we conduct many small experiments to make Klaro grow, one of them has worked just fine at absolutely zero cost (but 20 minutes of work). Frankly, I would not have bet on that one. Yet, that's precisely what growth hacking is about.
Try Klaro a different way, with our first selection of templates.
The Kanban, Grid and List views are offered by the Klaro application. They were built to give you different ways of looking at your projects. They serve several purposes, which we explain in this article.
Discover the four founding values of agile and consider two important points: Is agile relevant to my sector or organisation? Is the risk/reward of my organisation adopting agile comparable to the risk/reward in the IT sector?
Discover the basic principles of Growth Hacking, the method that helps your product or service evolve in a scientific-creative way. Find out how to configure Growth Hacking in Klaro.
Discover Kanban, a simple and visual method to track work.
At Klaro we are considerable veterans of remote work, since the whole team has always been remote. Aware that organising at a distance can be difficult at first, we decided to put together a list of useful tools that can help you bring remote work into your own teams. Because with the right tools, life is a great deal simpler.
Maybe sometimes but they really don't have to be: meetings are great when conducted with collective intelligence... and supported by great software
Transcript of an interview with Bernard Lambeau: About Klaro, its origin and future
At Klaro we decided to offer our visitors and our users a website with no cookies. The idea, brought by Bernard, was first validated by the developers in the team. The big question was: what are the direct and indirect effects of a cookie-free website on a digital marketing strategy?
We underrate "small" tasks far too often, when they are exactly what gives you a sense of achievement and gets you moving on the files that take more out of you.
More complicated than it looks, but Klaro can help!
Discover why we decided to switch cookies off by default, and enable them only when needed. Learn how you can help us stick to that decision.
A real-life example of asynchronous communication and agile online work boosted by Klaro
As human beings during the coronavirus crisis, hoping to help frontliners, other humans, and companies
We are taking part in OVH's open-solidarity.com initiative are are offering Klaro for free during the crisis
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