How does the Rootnet Tasks module enhance project management?

In today's increasingly competitive and changing world, companies face the challenge of managing their projects and tasks efficiently and effectively. For this, it is necessary to have tools and methodologies that allow them to plan, organize, execute and control their activities, in order to achieve the proposed objectives, satisfy the needs of customers and generate value for the organization.

In this case, the Rootnet Tasks module can be very useful: it is a tool in which you can create weekly sprints, where you can create different projects and tasks.

The main purpose of the Rootnet Tasks module is to provide understanding and management of the progress of Tasks at a more personalized level so that appropriate corrective actions can be taken when significant deviation from planning occurs.

Ways in which the Rootnet Tasks module helps in project management

With the Rootnet Tasks module, you will be able to know:

• How many projects does an employee work on?
• Who supervises the task.
• What task a certain employee is working on.
• How much time is allocated to each task.
• What is the status of the task.
• What problems do the tasks present?

See how is the task management in Rootnet

It all starts with the creation of tasks: You can create personal tasks or tasks linked to a project.

Within the task profile we can edit information, as well as place comments and change statuses. Within this section we can find some tabs that are used to manage and monitor the tasks, which we will proceed to name below:

Information

This tab is designed to house all the descriptive information of the tasks that together with the comments will serve to tell a story to anyone who reviews the task, all the fields are editable.

History

In this tab users will be able to see the changes made to the task.

Timesheet

In this tab we can add the time in which we are carrying out activities related to the task.

Subtasks

In this tab we can add subtasks, that is, tasks that are related to it and that we would like to stay on the same line or form a set.