Where tasks live
Two views:- Sidebar → Tasks — every task assigned to you across every journey, filtered by default to “open and due soon.” This is your daily plate.
- Journey → Tasks tab — every task attached to a specific journey. Useful when you’re in deep on one case.
Attached vs. floating tasks
When you create a task from inside a journey, it’s automatically attached. When you create one from the Sidebar Tasks page, you can choose to attach or leave it floating.
Creating a task
- Click + New Task.
- Title (required). Be action-oriented — “Call adjuster re: medical records” beats “Adjuster.”
- Assignee (defaults to yourself; change to anyone on the firm).
- Due date (optional — but you’ll want one for accountability).
- Description (optional — paste relevant context, links).
- Journey link (optional — start typing a client name to attach to a journey).
- Priority — Low, Medium, High, Urgent.
- Roadblock flag — see Roadblocks.
- Save.
Status flow
Move statuses by clicking the status chip on the task row, or by checking off the task to mark it complete.
Filtering and sorting
The default Tasks page filter is assigned to me, not yet completed, sorted by due date ascending. Use the filter bar to change scope:- Assignee — anyone on the firm
- Status — open / in progress / blocked / completed / all
- Journey — scope to a specific case
- Priority — only Urgent, only High, etc.
- Due window — overdue, today, this week, this month, no due date
Reassignment
Click the assignee avatar on any task row and pick a new person. They get aASSIGNMENT_NEW notification (and an email if their notification preferences allow it). The previous assignee gets ASSIGNMENT_DECLINED for transparency.
Bulk actions
Multi-select tasks (shift-click) to mark complete, change priority, reassign, or delete in bulk. Useful when triaging the start-of-day list.Tasks vs. Stage Steps
Don’t confuse tasks with Stage Steps. Steps are the structured checklist that drive Stage progression on a journey (Avenue System). Tasks are flexible to-dos that don’t gate progression. If something is a required part of moving to the next stage, make it a Step. If it’s an action item with a deadline, make it a Task.Roadblocks (a task flagged as blocking real progress): Roadblocks.
