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Link to tasks to clarify communication

Get a link to reference your task or specific section of a queue

Written by Emily Jones
Updated over a week ago

Linking to a task’s Overview makes sharing your tasks with others quick and easy. Eliminate confusion about which task you’re talking about (wait, did she mean the Run of Show for the Fall fundraiser or Spring???) by linking right to it 😄

Link to a task

To get a direct link to a task, click on the More menu (3 vertical dots) and choose Link.

Get a link for your task by clicking link from the More menu

This will automatically copy the link to your clipboard, and you can paste it wherever needed, including in the notes or comments of another task.

Task link can be copied to your clipboard.

The link will take you to the Task Overview.

❗️Please Note: If you want to give the link to others, remember only people with access to the task (through a team, shared queue, or assignment) will be able to view the Task Overview.

Link to a section

If you have several tasks grouped together under a section heading in a queue, you can also share a link to that section with anyone who has access to that queue.

To get a section link, select the More menu and choose Copy link from the dropdown.

Copy link to section from the section More menu

When to link to a task or section

Reference the task outside of GQueues

Not all communication about your tasks is going to happen within GQueues. When you need to refer to a task on a different platform, include a link! This will eliminate any confusion there might be about the specific task you’re talking about.

Reference the task or section in GQueues comments

If you need to refer to a specific section task while commenting on another, add a link! Again, it will help minimize confusion to make sure everyone is on the same page.

Connect tasks in different queues

Sometimes tasks are related even if they’re not in the same queue. An easy way to manage this is to paste the link in the task notes.


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