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How to Manage Task Types in Event Temple

The Task Types page in Event Temple allows organizations to define and manage the various kinds of tasks that team members can create and track within the system.

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Accessing the Task Types Page

To reach this page:

  1. Navigate to your organization’s settings menu.

  2. Under the Fields section, select Task Types.

  3. You will be directed to a list of existing task types for your organization.

Page Overview

The page lists all configured task types along with the organizations they apply to. Each entry displays:

  • Value Name – the name of the task type (e.g., To-do, Call, Email).

  • Organizations – shows if the task type applies to all organizations or specific ones.

The table also includes action buttons for each entry:

  • Edit – modify the task type name or associations.

  • Archive – deactivate a task type without deleting it.

  • Delete – permanently remove a task type.

A checkbox labeled Show Archived can be used to display archived task types if you need to review or restore them.

Common Task Types

Typical default examples include:

  • To-do

  • Call

  • Email

  • Meeting

  • Deadline

  • Contract Sent

  • Proposal Follow-up

  • Event Follow-up Call Sales

  • Rooming List Due

  • First Deposit Received

Each of these types represents an actionable item that can be assigned to users or triggered within workflows.

Adding a New Task Type

To create a new task type:

  1. Click the New Task Type button at the top of the page.

  2. Enter the desired task name.

  3. Specify the organizations it should apply to (if applicable).

  4. Save your changes.

The new type will then appear in the list and be available when creating or automating tasks throughout the platform.

Key Purpose

Defining task types allows your organization to:

  • Streamline task management processes.

  • Improve reporting and tracking on different kinds of activities.

  • Ensure users follow consistent workflows for follow-ups, contracts, and events.

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