Task Lifecycle & Granular Execution

Tasks are the fundamental units of work in our ecosystem. To maintain absolute clarity, every task follows a rigorous lifecycle:

• **To Do (Pending):** A work unit that has been scoped and scheduled. It sits in the employee's queue awaiting initialization. • **In Progress:** The task is currently the primary focus of an execution resource. 'Pulse Tracking' is mandatory during this phase to ensure data accuracy. • **Review:** The work is technically complete. The task is moved here to alert a senior team member or client that validation is required. • **Completed:** The work has been verified against the project specifications. This task now contributes to the project's global progress percentage.

Not all work units are equal. Administrators assign a **Priority Level** (High, Medium, Low) to every task.

• **High Priority:** Critical path tasks that require immediate attention. These are visually highlighted with rose-tinted alerts. • **Medium Priority:** Standard operational tasks with defined deadlines. • **Low Priority:** Non-critical tasks that can be handled during 'Internal Value' periods.

Employees are expected to clear their High-Priority queue before moving to standard tasks, ensuring that the project's most critical requirements are always met first.

Each task is more than a title. By utilizing the 'Eye' icon, users can open the **Task Detail Modal**. This view contains the technical requirements, specific architectural notes, and a historical record of who worked on the task and when. For clients, this provides a Window into the specific execution details of their project, while for employees, it provides the necessary technical context to perform their work without ambiguity.