Quick Filters in the Tasks List
The table presents quick filters available in the Tasks list.
| Quick Filter | Description |
|---|---|
| Requiring attention | Displays tasks that have the Item Requiring Attention icon. Self-assigned tasks are the only type of tasks that do not have an Item Requiring Attention icon because it is always the assignee who creates the task. |
| Hide completed tasks | Removes tasks that have the Completed status. |
| Due date | Displays tasks for which the due date matches the selected value (All, Next Week, Today, Overdue). When the option "Exclude task without due date" is selected, tasks without a due date will not appear in the list. |
| Task type | Displays the type of task selected. If no task type is specified, all task types appear in the list. |
| Related to Candidate | Displays tasks related to the selected candidate. |
| Related to Requisition | Displays tasks related to the selected requisition. |
| Related to Assignee | Displays tasks related to the selected user. |
"Tasks assigned to me" filter
The "Tasks assigned to me" filter was created to eliminate the confusion of mixing tasks that users own with tasks that users might not own, but are for requisitions they own.
The "Tasks assigned to me" filter is available in the Tasks list and Tasks channel. In the Tasks list, the filter is available in the "Show tasks for requisitions:" drop-down menu. It is the default value when accessing the Tasks list. In the Tasks channel, the "Tasks assigned to me" link brings users to the Tasks list which displays tasks assigned to them.
In the Tasks channel, when a task is clicked under Self-assigned Tasks, users are brought to the Tasks list. The "Tasks assigned to me" value in the Tasks list is selected by default no matter what the "Show the following information" filter on the home page is set to.
