Nope. They just click your link, see the request, and mark it complete when done. Zero friction.

Those are complex project tools that require training and accounts for everyone. Didit gives you request tracking without the overhead—perfect for the smaller things that are equally important but don't need a full project management system.

Absolutely. Many team managers use Didit specifically because it works with external partners who can't or won't adopt your internal systems.

You'll see if they accepted it, and then either get updates when they complete it, when they ask questions in the discussion, or if it's overdue.

It will replace the simple request tracking you're doing in Slack threads and email chains—and that's better because those weren't designed for tracking. Use Didit seamlessly alongside your existing tools or instead of them where appropriate.

Free to start, with paid plans for higher volume, more storage, and AI voice features that most team managers find worth the small upgrade cost.