How To Create An Task?

Creating an task is essential for effective project management and collaboration. In this guide, we'll walk you through three simple methods to create an task on our platform. 

Method 1: Dashboard Page

• Navigate to the Dashboard Page

• Access the platform and log in to your account.

• On the landing page, you'll encounter the Dashboard. This centralized hub offers an overview of your activities.

• Locate the Task Create Button

• Within the Dashboard, identify the "Task Create" button.

• A single click on this button will lead you to a dedicated page for project creation.

Method 2: Task Module

• Access the Task Module

• Alternatively, you can use the left sidebar of the screen.

• Click on the ‘Tasks’ module to open an tasks listing.

• Initiate Task Creation

• Within the task page, find the "+Create" button.

• Clicking on this button will lead you to a dedicated page for creating a new task.

• Task Create Form

• Regardless of the method chosen, you'll be directed to a comprehensive task Create Form.

Task Creation Form

Sure, here's a brief description for each field in the Task Creation Form:

• Project

• Select the specific project from a list of available projects. This helps categorize and organize the task within the correct project context.

• Task Type

• Choose the type of task being reported or worked on. Options may include Task, New Feature, Bug, Improvement, Epic, Story, or Incident. This categorization helps in prioritizing and addressing different types of tasks efficiently.

• You can create the task Type from Settings Module

• Summary

• Provide a concise title or summary that captures the essence of the task. This should briefly describe what the task is about.

• Story Point

• Assign a numerical value that represents the relative complexity or effort required to complete the task. Story points are used in agile methodologies for estimating and prioritizing work.

• Milestone

• Specify any significant milestones associated with the task, such as a project phase or release date.

• Sprint

• If applicable, select the sprint or iteration in which the task will be addressed. Sprints are time-boxed periods during which specific work is completed.

• Start Date & Due Date

• Define the start and end dates for the task. This helps in scheduling and tracking progress over time.

• Priority

• Indicate the priority level of the task, such as Major, Minor, Blocker, Critical, or Trivial. This helps in determining the order in which tasks should be addressed.

• Assigned To

• Assign the task to a specific team member or individual responsible for resolving it. This ensures accountability and clear ownership.

• Reporter

• Select the reporter whom you need to report for the task progress to ensure transparency and accountability. 

• Original Estimate

• Estimate the initial effort or time required to complete the task. This provides a baseline for tracking progress and managing resources.

• Remaining Estimate

• Update the remaining effort or time required to complete the task as work progresses. This helps in monitoring and adjusting timelines as needed.

• Epic Link

• If the task is part of a larger epic or overarching goal, link it to the relevant epic for better context and alignment.

• Description

• Provide detailed information about the task, including its background, context, steps to reproduce (if applicable), and any additional relevant details. This helps in understanding the task fully and facilitating its resolution.

• Recurrence

• When creating a task, simply click on the recurrence button to set it to repeat daily, weekly, or monthly according to your needs, streamlining your workflow effortlessly.

• Recurrence Occurrence

• Set the recurrence occurrences for your tasks with ease, ensuring seamless daily, weekly, or monthly repetition according to your preferences.

  
  

By filling out these fields accurately and comprehensively, you ensure that the task is properly documented and can be effectively managed and resolved.