Plan work as boards, lists or a calendar. Break projects into tasks and subtasks, assign owners, set due dates and priorities, then let automation chase the rest. Built on Processo's no-code platform — shaped to exactly how your team works.
Finalize onboarding checklist
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Build automation rules engine
Design dashboard widgets
Migrate legacy records
Set up Slack notifications
Tasks and subtasks, multiple views, owners and deadlines, priorities, automation and reporting — all built on a no-code data model you control end to end.
Break any project into nested tasks and subtasks. Each task is a record with checklists, attachments, comments and a full activity history.
Switch between Kanban boards, sortable lists and calendar views over the same data. Drag cards between columns to update status instantly.
Assign owners with the People field, set due dates and time fields, and map work to your real team hierarchy with row-level access.
Use Priority, Status and Progress fields with validation rules. Configure your own statuses and color-coded stages per board.
Trigger actions on create, edit or status change. Send due-date reminders over WhatsApp, Email or Slack and auto-route approvals — no code.
Use Slice & Dice to break work down by owner, status or due date with pivots and charts. Build live dashboards and share them through the page viewer.
Tasks live as records in a custom entity you define. Pick the view that fits the moment — board, list or calendar — and everyone sees the same live status.
Slice by owner, priority, status or due date and save the views your team reaches for daily.
Due dates highlight automatically, so nothing slips. Reminders fire before deadlines hit.
Field- and row-level access keep sensitive tasks visible only to the right people.
Event-driven triggers, scheduled jobs and reusable functions move tasks forward without anyone lifting a finger. When status changes, the right people get notified on the channel they actually use.
The on-edit trigger watches the Status field on every task record.
Validation rules decide which escalations actually run.
Messaging connectors send a templated alert with a link to the task.
The approval matrix sends it up the hierarchy and logs every step.