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Tasks & Activities

Tasks are the to-dos you and your teammates work through, and the activity timeline is the running history of everything that has happened on a record. Together they keep work moving and give every client, deal, lead, and case a complete story.

Tasks

A task is a piece of work with a due date and an owner. It can stand alone or be linked to another record, such as a client or deal.

Task fields

FieldDescription
TitleA short name for the task
DescriptionMore detail about what needs doing
Due dateWhen the task is due
Prioritylow, normal, or high
AssigneeThe user responsible for the task
Linked recordThe record the task is about (for example a client or a deal)
Statusopen while outstanding, done once completed

Creating and assigning a task

Open the Tasks area and add a new task. Give it a title, set a due date and priority, choose an assignee, and link it to a record if it relates to one. Save to create it.

Completing a task

When the work is done, mark the task complete. Its status changes to done and the time it was completed is recorded. Completing a task is also what stops it from generating further due-date reminders .

The activity timeline

Every record has an activity timeline — a chronological history of what has happened on it. The timeline is where you log interactions and where Omnisnia records events automatically.

What appears on the timeline

  • Calls, notes, and emails you log by hand, to record an interaction.
  • Auto-logged events that Omnisnia records for you, such as:
    • Sent and Received email messages linked to the record — see Sales Email
    • Case replies when an inbound email is added to a support case — see Support Cases

Viewing a record’s timeline

Open a record — a client, deal, lead, or case — to see its timeline. It shows the activities for that specific record, newest alongside older, so you can catch up on the full history at a glance.

Adding an activity

Add a note, log a call, or record any other interaction against a record from its timeline. The entry is stamped and kept as part of the record’s history.