What does a task due date mean, and how is it chosen?
A due date always comes with a reason. The date is set from a call you booked, from an action plan step, or by your mentor.
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Last updated 21 days ago
A due date on a task always comes with a reason. The reason sits next to the date. A date never shows without a reason.
What the date and the reason tell you
How the system chooses a date
- Basic Info. The date is set a few days before your Positioning Call. You see the date only after you book the call. See How do I answer the 14 Basic Info questions?.
- The rest of your business record. The date is one week after your Positioning Call. The task starts after the call has happened.
- Action plan steps. Your mentor can set a date and a reason on a step.
- Other tasks. If a task has no date, it shows no date. The system does not invent one.
Example
A member books a Positioning Call. The task "Finish Basic Info" then shows a date with the reason "5 days before your call". The member has until that date to answer the questions.
What the date cannot tell you
- A late task does not mean you failed. The page shows "Was due" only as a fact.
- A date does not change when you snooze a task. See How do I snooze a task for a week?.
- If your call moves, the date that comes from the call can move too. Open the page again.
✅ What to do next: If you cannot meet a date, tell your mentor before the date. See How do I book a mentor consultation? to book a call.
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