Once you have a list of potential software options, you need to compare their features and functionalities. Task management, resource management, time tracking, budgeting, scheduling, collaboration, and reporting are some of the common features that project management software offer. Depending on the project needs, you may need some or all of these features, or even some additional ones. It's important to compare how each software option provides these features and how easy or intuitive they are to use. Task management allows you to create, assign, prioritize, and monitor tasks and subtasks. Resource management allows you to allocate, track, and optimize the use of human and material resources. Time tracking allows you to record, analyze, and report on the time spent on tasks and projects. Budgeting allows you to estimate, track, and control the costs and revenues of your project. Scheduling allows you to plan, visualize, and adjust the timeline and dependencies of your project. Collaboration enables communication, sharing, and editing files and documents with your team and stakeholders. Reporting allows you to generate, customize, and export reports and dashboards on your project status and performance.