Tasks
From Shifts, to Finance, to Forms and more, Tasks tie everything in Teamleaf together. Learn more about how you can optimally set up yours
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Tasks
Creating a new Task
Learn how to add a Task to Teamleaf, using handy shortcuts to get all the data you need, entered quickly
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Setup
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Customising the Task Table
In this tutorial you will learn how to alter your Task Table settings
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Signing Off a Task
In this tutorial you will learn how to sign off a Task and how it affects the Task's flow through Departments
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Understanding the Task Page
Learn how to find and add all the information you need on the task page
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Using the Task Table
In this tutorial you will learn how to use the Task Table to effectively navigate your work
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Intracompany
Invoicing
Scheduler
Shifts
Tasks
Lanes Group Essentials
Understand the Essentials for Lanes Group, Scheduling, Intracompany, Invoicing and more...
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Scheduler
Mastering the Scheduler
Prove your understanding of the Teamleaf Scheduler, including Ai scheduling, adding new crews, and more
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Other Categories
Finance
Teamleaf features everything you need to manage accounts, from invoicing, to payroll, to running costs and more.
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Intracompany
If you have another depot assisting with a Task, you will want to use an Intracompany Task. Learn more about Intracompany here
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Invoicing
With all the information you need in one place, Teamleaf makes invoicing a breeze - learn how you can simplify your accounts process here
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Scheduler
The scheduler is at the heart of Teamleaf, use it to add, update and remove shifts, all from one place
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Setup
Learn how you can setup Teamleaf to optimise your workflow, in a way that suits you.
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Shifts
Shifts are critical to Teamleaf, allowing the whole team to stay organised, knowing who is supposed to be where and when.
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