System Data Task Types


Task Types

Introduction

Task Types are used to categorise CRM tasks throughout Khaos Control. They help users organise, filter and report on tasks more effectively by assigning a meaningful category to each activity.
Common examples of task types include:
  • Customer Service
  • Sales
  • Housekeeping
  • Administration
  • Follow-Up
Once created, Task Types can be selected when creating or viewing tasks in several areas of the system.

Where Task Types Are Used

Task Types are available in the following areas:

CRM Manager | Tasks

In the CRM Manager | Tasks screen:
  • The Type column uses an F4 lookup to select a task type.
  • The Type filter can be used to view tasks belonging to a specific category.

New Task Dialog from CRM Manager Leads

When creating a task using Schedule Task from the context menu in the CRM Manager | Comm Log (Leads) screen:
  • The Task Type drop-down allows you to assign a category to the task.

Customer / Supplier CRM Tasks

  • The Type column displays the task type assigned to each task.

New Task Dialog from Customer CRM

When creating a task using the New Task / Action button in the Customer | Detail | CRM | Communication Log screen:
  • The Task Type drop-down allows you to select the appropriate task category.

Task Types Grid

The Task Types grid contains the following field:

Description

  • Description
    Enter the name of the task type. This is the value that users will see when selecting a task type throughout the system.

Context Menu Options

The Task Types screen includes the following context menu options:

Apply Value Range

Allows you to apply the same value to all currently selected rows within the active column.

Clear Selection

Removes the current row selection from the grid.

Additional Information

Using Task Types consistently can improve task management and reporting by making it easier to group related activities, filter task lists and monitor workload across different areas of the business. Choose clear and meaningful descriptions so that all users can quickly identify the purpose of each task

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