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Tasks, assignees & due dates

3 min readUpdated 30 September 2026

Tasks are the cards on a project board. Each task carries enough detail to make ownership and timing visible: who is doing it, when it is due, and how far along it is.

Create a task

Open a project from Projects and choose Add task at the top of the page, or at the foot of any column. Type a title and press Enter: the task is added and the field stays open for the next one; Esc closes it. Open the card to add a description and everything else. The column a task sits in is its status; drag the card to move it forward.

What a task can carry

  • Assignee: one owner per task. Others who need to stay informed can be added as watchers.
  • Dates: a start date, an end date, and a due date.
  • Priority: Low, Medium, High, or Urgent.
  • Tags: label tasks so they are easy to filter and group.
  • Checklist: smaller steps to tick off; each item can have its own assignee.
  • Comments and attachments: discuss the work in place, @-mention colleagues, and attach files.
  • Reminder: get nudged shortly before the due time, from a few minutes up to a day ahead.
  • Repeat: recurring tasks can repeat daily, weekly, fortnightly, or monthly; the next occurrence is created automatically.

See everything assigned to you

The My tasks page lists the open tasks assigned to you on every project board you own or belong to, due soonest first. Its Show and Assigned menus widen it to completed tasks and to everyone’s. Inside a single project, the Views menu on the board and the list also offers My tasks.

Due dates do more than display. Tasks approaching their due date can trigger project automations, and reminders are delivered through your notification preferences. See Project automations.

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