You create tasks via e-mail to avoid forgetting important ideas. Often you don’t have time to set up the deadline for it, so you take the risk of shelving the task. We applied a tiny change in Wrike to help you get tasks done much faster.
All tasks created via e-mail now receive a default due date marked as tomorrow if you don’t set it explicitly. Therefore a reminder about the task will soon appear on the dashboard, and you will get a chance to reschedule or mark the task completed.
Occasionally we write blog posts where multiple people contribute. Since our idea of having a gladiator arena where contributors would fight to the death to win total authorship wasn’t approved by HR, this was the compromise.
It’s addictively simple to use, and unites the initial task with your e-mail conversations.
Let’s say a colleague asks you to resolve an issue. He CCs this e-mail to [email protected]. Then, you comment on the situation by using “Reply to all.”
If you leave [email protected] among the recipients of the initial email, the
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