With a task, you record what needs to be done, by when and by whom. You link the task to a contact, so you also see it in that contact's archive.
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Creating a task
You create a task in one of these ways:
- Via ☰ > New > Task.
- On the Kanban board, with New task at the top left or with the + above the Current tasks column.
- From a contact: click the + in the Folders / Tasks block and choose a new task. The contact is then already filled in.
- From an email. See below.
The Task window

- Subject: what needs to be done.
- Period: the date the task needs to be done by. If you remove the date with the cross, the task goes into the Tasks without date column.
- Priority: Low, Medium or High. A task with priority High gets a red label.
- Contact: the contact the task belongs to.
- Folder: link the task to a folder.
- Users: who carries out the task. You can choose several colleagues.
- Activity: the type of work, for example Sales. You see the color on the Kanban board.
Below that, you write an explanation. Under Attachment(s), you add files. Click Save.
Creating a task from an email
Do you, or a colleague, need to do something with an email? Then turn it into a task.
- In your Inbox, click ☰ next to the email and choose Convert to Task.

- The Task window opens. The subject, the contact and the text of the email are already filled in.
- Under Users, choose who carries out the task, fill in the date and click Save.
The email stays in your Inbox, with a task icon in front of it. That way you see a task has been made from it. You finish the email yourself, as always. The task stays until you finish it.
A task for a colleague
Add a colleague under Users, and they receive the task as a notification in their Inbox, with all the task details. The task also appears on that colleague's Kanban board. There's no separate pop-up or reminder.

Finishing a task
Open the task and click Finish. Or drag the task on the Kanban board to the Finished tasks column.
Finding tasks for a contact
Tasks you link to a contact appear in that contact's Folders / Tasks block. You also see them in the archive, with the type Task. Click one to see the details.

Read also: The Kanban board and Recording time on a task
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