5.2 Working with Tasks
Your ability to update tasks depends on the role you have for the task, the state the task is in, and the way the application is configured. Depending on the way the application is configured, some features may be unavailable.
- Claiming a Task
You can claim a task to assign it to you. - Approving, Rejecting, or Completing a Task
Approve, reject, or complete tasks from the task details page. - Requesting Information for a Task
If you are the actual owner for a task, you can request more information from the task initiator. - Submitting Information for a Task
If you are the task initiator, you may be asked to submit information about the task to the task owner. - Commenting on a Task
You can comment on a task to provide additional information about the task. - Changing the Priority of a Task
You can change the priority of a task. - Updating the Parameters of a Task
You can update the parameters of a task if the parameter is marked as updatable. - Delegating a Task
Delegating a task allows you assign a task to another user. - Inviting a Participant to a Task
As a business administrator, you can invite a participant to a specific instance of a task. - Removing a Participant from a Task
As a business administrator, you can remove an existing participant from a specific instance of a task. - Updating the Due Date for a Task
As a business administrator, you can update the due date for a specific instance of a task. - Releasing a Task
Releasing a task allows you to remove yourself as the actual owner, and make the task available for other potential owners to claim. - Canceling a Task
You can cancel a task if you no longer need it. - Renewing a Task
As a business administrator, you can renew an expired task, - Viewing the Task History
You can view the history of a task to see what has already happened with the task.
Parent topic: Using Tasks
5.2.1 Claiming a Task
You can claim a task to assign it to you.
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5.2.2 Approving, Rejecting, or Completing a Task
Approve, reject, or complete tasks from the task details page.
To approve, reject, or complete a task:
To see more details about a task or to work on the task:
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5.2.3 Requesting Information for a Task
If you are the actual owner for a task, you can request more information from the task initiator.
Parent topic: Working with Tasks
5.2.4 Submitting Information for a Task
If you are the task initiator, you may be asked to submit information about the task to the task owner.
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5.2.5 Commenting on a Task
You can comment on a task to provide additional information about the task.
- Open the application.
- Access the appropriate Unified Task List.
- Locate the task you want to update, and click on the task to access the task details page.
- Type your comment in the comment text box.
- Click Add Comment.
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5.2.6 Changing the Priority of a Task
You can change the priority of a task.
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5.2.7 Updating the Parameters of a Task
You can update the parameters of a task if the parameter is marked as updatable.
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5.2.8 Delegating a Task
Delegating a task allows you assign a task to another user.
Parent topic: Working with Tasks
5.2.9 Inviting a Participant to a Task
As a business administrator, you can invite a participant to a specific instance of a task.
Parent topic: Working with Tasks
5.2.10 Removing a Participant from a Task
As a business administrator, you can remove an existing participant from a specific instance of a task.
You may want to remove a participant from a task if the participant is away from the office or is no longer available for the task. Removing the participant from the task instance does not remove them from any future tasks created from the same task definition.
Parent topic: Working with Tasks
5.2.11 Updating the Due Date for a Task
As a business administrator, you can update the due date for a specific instance of a task.
Parent topic: Working with Tasks
5.2.12 Releasing a Task
Releasing a task allows you to remove yourself as the actual owner, and make the task available for other potential owners to claim.
Parent topic: Working with Tasks
5.2.13 Canceling a Task
You can cancel a task if you no longer need it.
Parent topic: Working with Tasks
5.2.14 Renewing a Task
As a business administrator, you can renew an expired task,
Parent topic: Working with Tasks
5.2.15 Viewing the Task History
You can view the history of a task to see what has already happened with the task.
Parent topic: Working with Tasks