Manage Tasks for Users

1. Feature Overview

From the list of Appointment and To-do tasks configured by Admins, Sales Users can add relevant tasks directly to leads and opportunities. You can add tasks from several pages in LeadSquared, including the Manage Leads, Opportunity Details, Tasks, and Activities pages.
After users add the tasks, they work toward resolving them. This helps teams stay organised, prioritise work, and close tasks faster.

Note: This article is to help Sales users add tasks to a lead and opportunity. If you are an Admin user looking to configure tasks in your account, refer to Manage Tasks.

 

2. Prerequisite

Only LeadSquared users can create and update tasks.

 

3. How it Works

Users can add tasks to leads and opportunities from multiple pages, including Lead Details, Opportunity Details, Manage Leads, Manage Opportunities, Tasks, and Smart Views. After adding a task, users can track, update, and manage it from the Tasks tab on those pages, or the Tasks page, using individual or bulk actions as needed. Once users complete the task, they mark it as complete from any page where it appears, ensuring consistent follow-up and timely execution.

 

4. Add Tasks to Leads

For Leads, users can add a task from the Lead Details page and the Manage Leads page. You can also add tasks to opportunities from these pages –

4.1 Manage Leads Page

  1. Navigate to Lead Management>Leads.
  2. Alongside the lead to which you want to add the task, click the three-dots menu.
  3. On the Add Task form, select the Task Type, and enter the task details.
  4. Once you’re done, click Save & Close.
Note: You can also add the task directly to an opportunity using the Associated Opportunity option.

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4.2 Lead Details Page

  1. Navigate to Lead Management>Leads, and open the lead to which you want to add the task.
  2. On the Lead Details page, click the Tasks icon and on the Tasks tab, enter the task details.
  3. Once you’re done, click Save & Close.

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To add the task to an opportunity, use the Associated Opportunity option.

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Tasks added to opportunities from the Lead Details page are denoted by the Tasks_Opportunity symbol.

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5. Add Tasks to Opportunities

For opportunities, users can add a task from the Opportunity Details page and the Manage Opportunities page. You can also add tasks to leads from these pages.

5.1 Manage Opportunities Page

  1. Navigate to Lead Management>Opportunities.
  2. Alongside the opportunity to which you want to add the task, click the three-dots menu.
  3. On the Add Task form, select the Task Type, and enter the task details.
  4. Once you’re done, click Save & Close.
Note: You can also add the task directly to another lead using the Associated Lead option.

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5.2 Opportunity Details Page

  1. Navigate to Lead Management>Opportunities, and open the opportunity to which you want to add the task.
  2. On the Opportunity Details page, click the Tasks icon and on the Tasks tab, enter the task details.
  3. Once you’re done, click Save & Close.

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To add a task to another lead, use the Associated Lead option.

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6. Tasks Page

Users can add tasks to leads and opportunities directly from the Tasks page. You can also perform actions such as Mark Open or Delete on individual tasks and bulk tasks from this page. To access this page, navigate to Lead Management>Tasks.

6.1 Add Tasks

  1. On the Tasks page, click Add Tasks.
  2. From the Task Type dropdown, select a relevant task.
  3. Enter the mandatory task details, and associate it with the relevant lead.
    • You can also associate it with an opportunity.
  4. Once you’re done, click Save & Close.

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6.2 Individual Task Actions

You can perform the following actions on an individual ticket –

  • Mark Open – Re-opens a completed task.
  • Delete Recurrence – Deletes future occurrences of a recurring task.
  • Cancel – Cancels an upcoming task.

Note:

  • To view the complete list of actions available on the List view page, refer to List Actions.
  • To view the complete list of actions available on the Calendar view page, refer to Calendar Actions.

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6.3 Bulk Actions

You can perform the following bulk actions on multiple tickets –

  • Mark Complete – Mark multiple tasks as complete at once.
  • Mark Open – Reopen multiple closed tasks at once.
  • Delete – Delete multiple tasks at once.
  • Cancel – Cancel multiple upcoming tasks at once.
  • Change Task Owner – Update the task owner for multiple tasks.

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7. Smart Views

Users can add tasks to leads and opportunities directly from any Smart Views page.

  1. Navigate to Lead Management>Smart Views.
  2. Alongside the lead or opportunity to which you want to add the task, hover over the three-dots menu and click Add Task.
  3. Enter the relevant details on the Add Task form, and once you’re done, click Save & Close.

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8. Create a Recurring Task

A recurring task is a task type that is scheduled to occur automatically at regular intervals. For example, a monthly follow-up call with an active customer. You can configure this task type from the Leads, Opportunities, Tasks, or Smart Views pages.

Note: You can set up only Appointment task types as recurring tasks.
  1. On the Add Task form, alongside the Schedule, click Make Recurring, and configure the following settings –
    • Range of Recurrence – Select the start and end period during which the task repeats.
    • Appointment Time – Select the start and end time during which the task repeats.
    • Recurring Pattern
      • Preferred Period – Select whether the task repeats Daily or Weekly.
      • Repeat
        • If you select Daily, choose whether the task repeats every N days, such as every 3 days, or every weekday.
        • If you select Weekly, choose whether the task repeats every N weeks, such as every 2 weeks, and select the day of the week  in which it occurs. You can choose more than one day of the week.
  2. Once you’re done, click Save, and continue setting up the task.

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9. View Tasks

You can view existing tasks on the following pages –

9.1 Lead Details Page

On the Lead Details Page, view all the tasks tagged to the lead under the Tasks tab.

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9.2 Opportunity Details Page

On the Opportunity Details page, view all the tasks tagged to this opportunity under the Tasks tab.

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9.3 Tasks Page

All the tasks created on your account are visible on the Tasks page.

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On this page, you can toggle between the List View and Calendar View.

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10. Complete Tasks

Once you finish a task, you can mark it as complete from any page where the task is visible.

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Any Questions?

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Vrindha
Vrindha
3 years ago

I noticed there’s calendar invite functionality while setting a meeting task, will this be linked with google calendar?

Aditya
Aditya
3 years ago

If the account does not have email credits. Will the user still get the reminders over email?

Vir Singh
Admin
Reply to  Aditya
3 years ago

Hey Aditya,
Yes, users will still get email reminders for tasks even when the account doesn’t have email credits.
Thanks for the great question!

Thandi
Thandi
4 years ago

Hi.. Im not getting my task reminders on my inbox

Om Dubey
Om Dubey
4 years ago

Hey, may i know if we can have prioritization of tasks created using automation? We want to set it up according to the lead Status

Vir Singh
Admin
Reply to  Om Dubey
4 years ago

Hey Om,
This is definitely possible.
You need to create a custom field in the task (e.g., ‘Task Priority’ with drop-down values like ‘High’, ‘Medium’, ‘Low’, etc.). You can then set up an automation to update this task field based on the lead’s status –

Create an automation using a ‘New Task Created on Lead’ trigger. Follow that up with an If/Else condition (or a multi If/Else condition) where you choose the lead status. Under the ‘Yes’ path of the If/Else card, add the Update Task (under Sales Execution) action and select the updated value. Now whenever a new task is created, it’s priority will be updated based on the lead’s status.

If you still need help, don’t hesitate to write to us at support@leadsquared.com.

Last edited 4 years ago by Vir Singh