A one-off task is a single task you create yourself, for ad-hoc work that isn't on a recurring schedule. Build it from scratch, or start from a template to copy its details in. You can assign it to yourself or a team member.
1. Open a new task
đĄ Just need a quick note to yourself or a teammate? Use Add Quick Task instead.
đ Read more here: How To: Add a Quick Task
2. Start from a template (optional)
Starting from a template copies its Step Number, Group Name, Title, Description, Process, Subtasks and Attachments into the task.
Click Create from template.
Pick a template from the dropdown.
Choose how to fill the task:
You can change any of the copied details for this task. The template itself isn't changed.
đ Read more here: How To: Create a Template
3. Fill in the task details
Field | What it's for |
Step Number and Group Name | Optional. Split work into steps within a group, for example BAS Step 1 and BAS Step 2. |
Task Title | Required. The name shown on the work list and the task tile. |
Resolve Link | A link to an outside website, opened straight from the task. |
Description | The main text of the task. Format it with the editing tools and add links. |
Subtasks | A checklist inside the task. Click Add to add one, use the Reorder icon to move it and the Bin icon to delete it. Click the i icon to add more information to a subtask. |
Assign | Choose a Role to assign it to whoever holds that role for the client (such as Partner, Manager, Acc / Bkkpr or Client Contact), or a User to assign it straight to a team member.
To assign by role, each client's roles need to be set up first. đ Read more here: How To: Assign Roles |
Client | Pick from the dropdown or search. |
Process | Required. Every task sits under a process. A template fills this in for you. |
Status | Pick a status so the task is easy to find and sort. |
Attachments | Add any files. |
Start Date and Due Date | When the work starts and when it's due. |
Estimated Time | How long you expect it to take, to help you plan. |
Priority | Tick the box to make it a priority task. |
4. Save the task
Click Save.
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The task appears on your work board and work list, where you can find it by date, process or client and open it to work on it.




