--- title: Tasks info: Understand how to effectively manage tasks in Twenty. image: /images/user-guide/tasks/tasks_header.png sectionInfo: Discover how to leverage Notes and Tasks to better collaborate with your team. --- Header Manage all tasks within your workspace using the **Tasks** feature. This guide will show you how to create and manage tasks, switch between upcoming and completed tasks, edit task details, and much more. ## Common Use Cases ### Sales Follow-ups - **Meeting Next Steps**: Create tasks for action items discussed during client calls - **Proposal Follow-ups**: Set reminders to check on pending proposals - **Contract Reviews**: Schedule tasks for contract negotiations and approvals ### Customer Success - **Onboarding Tasks**: Automatically create onboarding checklists when deals close - **Check-in Reminders**: Schedule regular customer health check calls - **Renewal Preparation**: Set tasks to prepare for contract renewals 90 days in advance ### Internal Project Management Beyond sales and customer success, Tasks support broader organizational needs: - **Product Development**: Track feature releases, bug fixes, and development milestones - **Marketing Campaigns**: Manage campaign launches, content creation, and promotional activities - **HR Operations**: Handle recruitment processes, employee onboarding, and performance reviews - **Finance Tasks**: Schedule budget reviews, invoice processing, and financial reporting - **Operations**: Coordinate facility management, vendor relationships, and process improvements ### Automated Task Creation Use [Workflows](/user-guide/workflows/getting-started-workflows) to automatically create tasks: - **Deal Won Triggers**: Auto-create onboarding tasks assigned to CS team when opportunities close - **Email Reminders**: Set up weekly email reminders for tasks due this week (sent every Monday) - **Pipeline Automation**: Create follow-up tasks when deals stall in specific stages - **Meeting Integration**: Auto-generate tasks from meeting recordings or calendar events ## Task Features ### Relations Field Tasks include a `Relations` field that allows you to attach a single task to multiple records across different objects. For example, you can link one follow-up task to: - The Person you need to contact - The Company they represent - The Opportunity being pursued - Any relevant Notes or other records This morph many relationship ensures tasks are accessible from all relevant record pages and provides complete context. ### User Tagging **Note**: User tagging within tasks is not currently available. This feature is planned for 2026, which will allow you to mention team members and trigger notifications when assigning or updating tasks. ## Creating Tasks Creating tasks in Twenty is seamless. You can either: - Go to the `Tasks`tab and press the `+` button at the top right of the page. - Use the search function by pressing `cmd/ctrl + k`, then select 'Create task' from the list of quick actions. - Go to a `Record page` and press `+` at the top right of the page, or go to the Task tab and press the `Add Task` button.
### Adding Task Content Once you've created a task you can enrich it with rich content, such as Titles, Bullet points or even images. To do so, press `/` and enter the desired command. ## Viewing Tasks The **Tasks** page displays all your tasks across your workspace. Here you can: - Filter tasks assigned to a specific user by clicking the button with your name at the top right of the screen. - Toggle between upcoming (`To do`) and completed (`Done`) tasks to see what needs attention and what you have accomplished. You can also see tasks for a given Record on its `Record page`.
## Editing Tasks To edit a task, you should click on its card. This will open a side panel offering the following features: - **Assignee and Due date**: Update the assignee or edit the due date. - **Comments**: Work together with your team members by adding comments on tasks to give updates or feedback. - **Automations**: Thanks to the API and Webhooks, you can also automate task creation triggered by specific activities in your workspace. ## Marking Tasks as Complete To mark a task as complete: 1. Locate the task on your `Tasks` page or within a `Record page`. 2. Click on the circle at the left of the task card, it will change to signify completion. 3. The task status will automatically update to `Done`. This procedure will help keep an updated record of your accomplishments.
## Delete a task To permanently remove a task: 1. Open the task you want to delete by clicking on its card, either from the `Tasks` page or within a `Record page`. 2. Click the trash icon located in the top right corner of the task details panel. Please note, deleting a task is permanent and can't be undone. Consider marking tasks as `Done` if there is a chance you will need to refer to them again.