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Task module

The Tasks module is a powerful and easy-to-use tool that can help you stay on top of your daily responsibilities. Whether you’re managing a team or just organizing your own work, this module makes it simple to track what needs to be done.

How to add the Tasks module?

You can add modules or addons to your homepage by clicking on the New Module icon.

Click on module.

From the dropdown, select the module or addon you want – in this case, Tasks – and save it.

The Tasks module lets you create and assign tasks in just a few clicks. You can:

  • Add tasks for yourself so you don’t forget even the small stuff
  • Assign tasks to individual team members to clarify responsibilities
  • Create team-wide tasks to keep everyone aligned on shared goals

Every task can include details like a description, deadline, labels, and more — so nothing gets missed. This is especially helpful when working across teams or managing multiple projects at once.

How to create a task?

You open the Task module on your homepage.

Create a new space, and check out this article for a step-by-step guide on how to do it.

After creating space in the task module, click on “New”.

You will name the task, so everyone knows what the task is about, and click on create.

After creating a task, you can edit it to include additional information that helps your team stay aligned and productive. Here are the key fields you can update:

  • Status – Track the progress of the task by setting its status (e.g., “In Progress”, “Completed”). This helps everyone know what’s currently being worked on and what has been finished.
  • Date – Set a due date or timeline for the task to keep everyone aware of deadlines and priorities.
  • Estimated Time – Add an estimate of how long the task might take. This helps with planning and resource management.
  • Assigned Users – Assign the task to yourself, specific team members, or the entire team. This makes it clear who is responsible for completing the task.
  • Labels – Use labels to categorize tasks (e.g., by priority, department, or type). This makes it easier to filter and organize work.
  • Description – Provide a detailed description of the task. The more context you include, the easier it will be for others to understand what needs to be done.
  • Attachments – Add relevant files or documents that might help complete the task. This ensures everyone has access to the resources they need.

After you’ve added all the necessary details, simply save the task — and you’re done!