Task Manager by Algoworks
Task Manager is a Force.com® native application. Now you will never mi ...read more
Task Manager is a Force.com® native application. Now you will never miss your tasks. There will be no such thing as ‘lost in procrastination/missed’. Managers can see the deadline tasks of all teammates, from a central location!
- All tasks whose deadline have already passed are marked red.
- Tasks with due date approaching soon are marked yellow.
- Tasks whose deadline falls after a day are marked green.
Task Manager App gives Salesforce® users and their managers a way manage tasks - to see and prioritize all open Tasks of the selected user in a single tab. Task Management has never been so simple, you can easily browse through your important upcoming tasks and take action on the same. There are three color codes for each task for better visualisation of task urgency.
This is the app you need if you want to get the best out of your Salesforce® solution by never missing any tasks any more and empowering yourself with maximum utilization of task management on Salesforce®.
In one shot, you can view a table. You are powered with following three simple menus:
- Users having “Salesforce” User License are listed in a drop-down list, you can select your own self (default selection), “All” or other user to view the tasks! Managers are going to love this!
- “Activities without Due Date” – this will list all the tasks for which the due date field was missed or forgotten to be filled. Tracking however is not going to be missed with Task Manager!
- Search Filter: You can search through anything at all which works on all the displayed columns without page reload/refresh.
Organizer:
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Filter by Account Hierarchy in Salesforce
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Filter by Account Hierarchy in Salesforce
With this app am I able to modify the filter to use the account hierarchy and see Tasks assigned to accounts belonging to children accounts that are a part of a large account hierarchy?
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1 Reply
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Hi Matthew,
The Task Manager app displays each task created in the system in the form of a table, and you may sort on the pre-defined columns, and filter using search text. So it does not matter if you define the tasks against a parent account or children account, all tasks will simply be displayed in a list view. It will also display the name of accounts against which tasks are created.
Thanks and Regards,
Prafull Kumar
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