Tasks shows client tasks and internal tasks across every matter in one place. Here is a quick tour.
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01Overview
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Chapters
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Find and manage tasks
Tasks lists internal and client work across every matter, so you can find what's due and act on it.
1
Open Tasks
Go to Work › Tasks. The header shows the open and escalated counts.
2
Pick a tab
Choose Internal, Client tasks or Deadlines.
3
Narrow the list
Type in the Search tasks box. Then select a chip: All, Mine, Overdue, Blocked, Watching or High priority.
4
Add or escalate
Select New task to create one, or Escalate overdue to escalate late work.
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02Header counts
The breadcrumb reads Work, then Tasks, with counts showing 0 open and 0 escalated.
03Three tabs
Three tabs sit below: Internal, which is selected, then Client tasks and Deadlines.
04Description
The description notes that every queue filters by owner, office, program, priority and date.
05Search
To find a task, type a short query in the Search tasks box.
06Filter chips
Then narrow the list with chips: All, Mine, Overdue, Blocked, Watching and High priority. Office, program and date filters are not among these chips.
07Empty state
Right now the list shows No open tasks. Once tasks exist, each appears with its owner and due date.
08Good to know
Reassigning a task keeps its history and notifies the new owner, and completing one cancels its pending reminders.
09Buttons
The Escalate overdue and New task buttons sit at the top right.
10Recap
So: check the counts, switch tabs, search tasks, filter with chips, and use New task. Next: Deadlines.
Overview. Tasks shows client tasks and internal tasks across every matter in one place. Here is a quick tour.
Header counts. The breadcrumb reads Work, then Tasks, with counts showing 0 open and 0 escalated.
Three tabs. Three tabs sit below: Internal, which is selected, then Client tasks and Deadlines.
Description. The description notes that every queue filters by owner, office, program, priority and date.
Search. To find a task, type a short query in the Search tasks box.
Filter chips. Then narrow the list with chips: All, Mine, Overdue, Blocked, Watching and High priority. Office, program and date filters are not among these chips.
Empty state. Right now the list shows No open tasks. Once tasks exist, each appears with its owner and due date.
Good to know. Reassigning a task keeps its history and notifies the new owner, and completing one cancels its pending reminders.
Buttons. The Escalate overdue and New task buttons sit at the top right.
Recap. So: check the counts, switch tabs, search tasks, filter with chips, and use New task. Next: Deadlines.