What a task is, the two ways to create one, how project selection works, what each field means and what to check before creating the task.

1. What is a Task?

A Task is the smallest unit of work assigned to one or more people. Create a task for every piece of work so that:
  • Work is clearly tracked and does not get missed.
  • Responsibility for the work is clear.
  • There is a history of the work performed and updates made.

2. Start from the Global Create Task Button

The application has one global Create Task button at the top-right. The same button is used from every page. Global Create Task button at the top-right of the application Global Create Task button at the top-right of the application.

3. Two Ways to Create a Task

The same Create Task button is used in both methods. The main difference is Project selection: for global creation, select the Project manually; when creating from inside a Project, the Project is auto-filled.

4. Global Task Creation Example

When creating a task globally, select the relevant Project before completing the remaining task details. Global task creation form showing the Project field to be selected manually Global task creation form - select the Project manually.

5. Create New Task Form

Complete the form shown below. Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are mandatory in the application. Create New Task form with all available fields Create New Task form.

6. Field Reference

7. Create the Task

1

Click Create Task

Use the single global button at the top-right.
2

Select or verify the project

For global creation, select the Project manually. Inside a Project, verify the auto-filled Project.
3

Enter task details

Complete the title, description, assignee, priority, due date and any project-specific fields.
4

Review and submit

Confirm the information and click Create Task.

Best practice

A user who reads only the title and description should understand what must be done, who owns it and what completed work should look like.

8. Write a Clear Task

9. Before You Click Create Task

  • The correct project is selected
  • The task has a clear owner
  • The title explains the required action
  • The description provides enough context
  • The priority and due date are appropriate
  • Required followers, approval and attachments are included

10. Common Issues

A user who reads only the title and description should understand what must be done, who owns it and what completed work should look like.