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My Tasks
Where does an employee see the work assigned to them and record progress?
The tasks tab lists the work orders assigned to the signed-in employee, filterable by mode, alongside their project work. Because tasks come from the shared work-order engine, progress recorded here is progress recorded everywhere.
How it works
Tasks are not a personal to-do list — they are the employee’s slice of the same task records managers create and assign in continON’s work-management screens, listed with their statuses and switchable by mode. Project involvement is visible in its own view, so an employee sees both directed tasks and project context.
Work and time meet here: an employee can check in against a task from the workspace, and timesheet lines reference tasks with percent complete. The result is that task status, attendance, and recorded time describe the same piece of work without re-entry.
What the view returns
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The real work orders
The list is the employee’s assignments from the shared task engine, not a separate to-do list.
Status modes
Task views switch by mode, separating current, pending, and completed work.
Task-linked time
Check-in against a task and task-referencing timesheet lines join time to the work itself.
Project visibility
A projects view shows the employee’s project involvement beside directed tasks.
See my tasks running in continON.
A guided walkthrough on a sanitized demo tenant — this capability inside its module, on the shared platform.