Every task, with its steps under it.
Open a task to see its subtasks right beneath it, then add another with one click. Status, priority, owner and dates sit in columns you can sort and filter.
Tasks · included in every workspace
Plan work on a table, board, calendar or timeline. Every task can link to the deal, customer or ticket it's for.
Kestrel renewal quote
2 subitems
Subitem of Summit go-live
Confirm the seat count with Bruno
Subitem of Summit go-live
Send INV-1045 once seats work
Draft the Q4 territory plan
Summit go-live
3 subitems
Harbor Labs demo follow-up
Northwind onboarding checklist
4 subitems
Subitem of Summit go-live
Fix the SSO bounce before the 2pm call
Northwind renewal pricing
Kickoff notes to Harbor Labs
Tidy the partner list
Chase INV-1038
Open a task to see its subtasks right beneath it, then add another with one click. Status, priority, owner and dates sit in columns you can sort and filter.
Tasks with a start and a due date become bars on a timeline, grouped by status. Zoom by day, week or month.
Every deal, company and contact has a Tasks tab. Overdue work sits at the top, and you can add a task without leaving the record.
Hover a message and choose Create task. The task links back to the conversation it came from.
Give any task its own subtasks. They keep the parent's project and deal, and the table shows them nested under it.
Write action items in a meeting note and create them as tasks in one click. Or let Turn note into work propose them for you to confirm.
Not yet. There are no recurring tasks and no dependencies between tasks. A task can have subtasks, one level deep.
Yes. The About field links a task to contacts, companies, deals, projects, tickets, events, employees and invoices, and it shows up in the Tasks tab of each one.
From a note, yes. Turn note into work reads the note and proposes the tasks in it. You see every one and nothing is created until you confirm.
No. Tasks come with every seat, like the rest of the workspace.
Keep the work next to the customer.
Start today, or bring your own data to a demo and see it there.