Tasks
Tasks are used to monitor and carry out user tasks. They are generated from business processes or manually.
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For practical use cases showing how to use Tasks see the chapter Tasks in user manual.
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We access Tasks in PANTHEON Web Legal main menu.
Below is a description of the form's features:
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Contents
- Toolbar
- Filter
- Tasks list
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1. Toolbar
In Toolbar we can access the tab:
Toolbar also contains below features:
| Run workflow |
Run selected task from Task list |
2. Filter
Filter bar with below display options.
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Search
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Search tasks by name |
| Type |
Filter documents by types:
- My unfinished tasks
- All my tasks
- All unfinished tasks
- All tasks
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| Date from |
Date of receiving the task. |
| Date to |
Task due date. |
3. Tasks list
List of Tasks with the following information:
| Select |
If checked ( ), the task is selected and you can carry out an action for this task
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Status
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The statuses are system-defined:
- Outstanding – the task completion date (Due date field) is in the past.
- Conflict – two tasks overlap in time or the task is scheduled outside the user's working hours.
- Not started – the task has not yet started.
- Completed – the task is complete.
- In progress – the task is being carried out.
- Canceled – the task has been cancelled and will not be carried out.
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Subject
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Linked subject. The link to the subject needs to be defined when the task is created.
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Task type
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Task type. A detailed description is found in the chapter Task type.
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Amount due
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Amount related to the task.
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Document
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Linked document |
| Person responsible |
Person responsible for the task. |
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Priority
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The priority of the task that was defined when the task was created. Priority allows the user to specify the order in which tasks are executed. The list of statuses is system-defined:
- 1 – High priority
- 5 – Normal priority
- 10 – Low priority
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Created
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Date and time when task was created.
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Due date
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Taske due date.
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| Calendar type |
Name of the calendar specified for scheduling the task. |
| Task owner |
The user who created the task. |