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Create a Task to be due at a particular stage. - Classic UI
Create a Task to be due at a particular stage. - Classic UI

Create tasks with a stage deadline rather than a time deadline

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Written by Shelley Maher
Updated over a week ago

How to create a task to be completed a particular stage in the process, not necessarily a particular date, eg. Order Valuation.

Stage Reminders are actions that need to take place at a certain stage rather than by a certain date. This is especially useful to ensure something is covered before you move on to the next stage, but you're not sure when it will happen.

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Prerequisites

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Prerequisites

Know how to create a task.


Deals dashboard overview

To customize the dashboard display, go to the top right corner and click an icon.

How to Add a Task using 'Stage Reminder'


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To create a Stage Reminder follow the same process as creating a Task but ensure you select the Stage Reminder option and then select the stage you would like the reminder to be triggered.

When a board card, like a lead or deal, moves from one stage to another, BrokerEngine can create a task with a due date that matches the stage's due date. For example, when you create a deal, the first stage is usually focused on getting supporting documentation from the applicants. A common stage due task at this point is Receive documents from client and prepare AIP submission.

To create a stage due task:

  1. Click your profile icon.

  2. Go to the Settings column and Workflow.

  3. Select a board and stage for this task.

Scroll down and select a stage. In this example, we create a goal for Deal > Submitted for Pre-Approval / AIP.

Scroll past the Card Details section and locate the Add Stage Due Task heading. Switch on the toggle.

  1. Edit the task name and description.

  2. Select a priority for the task.

  3. Select an Assignee. (see below)

  4. Click Save at the bottom of the page.

  • Task Assignee - If you check the Broker box, BrokerEngine assigns the task to the card's broker. If you check the Team Role box, BrokerEngine assigns the task to the team member assigned to a specific role for the card. Select a team role from the drop-down list.


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