Follow a task and complete it

Open the task from List then Board. Mark as complete, change status, and use files, sub tasks and comments. On the app the same actions and tabs.

Last updated 30 October 2026
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Who is this lesson for?

  • Company admin and employees assigned to the task or allowed to view it.
  • Clients: see the sections left on in Task Settings.

Before you start

Open the task

The projects rail is collapsed so List and Board show. List is first. Tap the task title.

List: projects rail collapsed, List selected, a task row marked

On Board tap the card.

Board: projects rail collapsed, Board selected, a task card marked

Mark as complete

The header is the task name. Mark as complete finishes it. Also: Send Reminder, Edit task, pin, and Copy Task Link. If time logs are on: Start Timer.

Task: Mark as complete, Send Reminder, Edit, details and status

The side panel is Status. Change it there, or drag the card on the board, or click the status on List.

Details show project, priority, assigned to, dates and description.

Files, sub tasks, comments

Under details:

TabWhat you do
Files Uploads and links. Upload File.
Sub Task Smaller items on this task. Tick to complete one.
Comment The thread on the task. Add Comment.
Timesheet Hours on this task, if the module is on.
Notes Internal notes.
History What changed on the task.

A field-visit task also has check-in. Complete the task when the work is done.

The app

Open the task. Actions: Edit, Mark as complete, Change status, start timer, send reminder.

Tabs: Details, Files, Sub tasks, Comments, Time logs, Notes, History.

App task: Mark as complete, Change status, Details Files Sub tasks Comments

What happens after?

  • Completed tasks sit in the completed column.
  • Time logs and reports use this status.

Common questions

How do I change status without opening the task?
Drag the card. On List click the status on the row.

The client does not see comments?
In Task Settings, the sections visible to the client must include comments.

Next: Track time and overtime.