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Why did a task appear, and where did it come from?

Each task shows its origin: your Roadmap, your getting-started steps, an action plan from your mentor, or a task the team wrote by hand.

Written By GovPreneurs

Last updated 21 days ago

Every task has an origin. The origin shows as a small label on the task and as a word next to the title. The origin tells you who asked for the task.

The origins you can see

Label on the taskWhere the task comes from
Roadmap (word next to the title)Your Roadmap or your business papers. Tasks named "Do this next" come from here.
Mentor (word next to the title)Something your mentor or the team asked you to do.
Your roadmap and a step nameA booking or a form that a Roadmap step needs.
Action plan and the plan nameA step in an action plan that your mentor assigned to you.
A name and a dayA task that your mentor or the team wrote for you by hand.
Your recordThe My Business task.
Also raised ·A second origin asked for the same work.

Getting-started tasks have no origin label. Examples are the LLC (limited liability company) paperwork, your intro call and your Basic Info. A Roadmap task with no due date shows an "As soon as possible" mark.

How "Do this next" works

The Roadmap has a Do this next button. The task list holds one task with the same step. When you finish the step, the task ticks itself. A new task then names your next step. See How do I find the next step that needs me?.

Example

A member opens Your tasks. Row 1 reads "Do this next: Capability Statement". Row 2 comes from an action plan that the mentor assigned. The label on row 2 names the plan. The member does row 1 first, because Roadmap work leads the list.

What the page cannot show

✅ What to do next: If you do not expect a task, ask your mentor in your next call. If it is not relevant to you, read How do I dismiss a task that is not relevant?.

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