The Object Tasks window has two main sections.
- The top pane lists all tasks that have been recorded but have not yet been allocated to a staff member. You can:
- add new tasks for an object without allocating a task staff member
- view and edit unallocated tasks.
- The bottom pane lists all tasks that have been allocated to a staff member. If the Include Closed Tasks field is selected, this pane also displays allocated tasks that have been completed. You can:
- add new tasks and allocate a task staff member to them
- view and edit allocated tasks
- view and edit the details of selected completed tasks.
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To open the Object Tasks window:
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Object Tasks window key fields and buttons
Unallocated Tasks grid area key fields
Field | Description |
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Seq | Task sequence number. This is the unique identifier for the task. |
Opened | Date that the task was created. |
Initiated By | Name of the person who initiated the task. |
Level | Priority level for the task. For example, a Level 1 task has more priority than a Level 3 task. |
Severity | Severity rating of the problem that the task is aimed to fix. |
Status | Current status of the task. |
Subject | Brief description of the task. |
Object Description | Description of the object related to the task. |
Object No | ID number of the object related to the task. |
Initiated ID | ID number of the person who initiated the task. |
Allocated Tasks grid area key fields
The Allocated Tasks grid area uses the same fields as the Unallocated Tasks grid area. The following fields are unique to the Allocated Tasks grid area.
Field | Description |
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Allocated To | Name of the person who has been allocated the task. |
AllocatedToID | Unique identifier of the person who has been allocated the task. |
Buttons
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Launch Maintain Object Task window to view and edit the details of the selected task. | |||||||
Launch the Maintain Object Task window to create a new task. |
Save changes and close the Object Task window. |