Project & Timesheets

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Project Management
- Project basics and your first task 40 xp
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- Project stages and statuses 60 xp
- Customize projects 60 xp
- Top bar 60 xp
Tasks Management
- Creating tasks from emails and web forms 60 xp
  - Quiz
- Creating tasks from sales orders 40 xp
  - Quiz
- Subtasks 40 xp
- Task dependencies 60 xp
- Recurring tasks 60 xp
  - Quiz
- Visibility and collaboration 60 xp
  - Quiz
- Automations 60 xp
  - Quiz
Time Management
- Timesheets basics 10 xp
- Timesheets configuration and leaderboard 40 xp
  - Quiz
Invoicing
- Invoicing project tasks 40 xp
  - Quiz
Budget Management
- Budget 60 xp
  - Quiz
Reporting and Analytics
- Project dashbord 60 xp
- Measuring project's profitability 60 xp
  - Quiz
- Customer ratings 60 xp
- Reporting 60 xp
  - Quiz

Subtasks

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In this course, you'll learn to manage project subtasks by practicing

Subtasks allow you to break work on a project task into smaller sections. A subtask record is similar to a task record and includes the possibility of adding assignees, allocating time, deadlines, and so on.

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1. How can you see the status of subtasks on the Kanban card of the parent task?

Subtasks are indicated with the green check-mark symbol. Click on three vertical dots on the task, then select Subtasks. It’s not possible, you have to go into the task and then to the Subtasks tab. Subtasks and their completion status are indicated on the task card in x/x format (e.g. 1/3).

2. Is it possible to create subtasks inside of subtasks?

Yes. No. It's possible, but only for starred tasks.

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