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Tasks help you keep track of everything that needs doing around the shop — flower prep, admin jobs, cleaning, phone calls, and anything else. Create tasks, assign them to team members, set due dates and priorities, and track progress with checklists. Tasks appear on your Dashboard alongside orders, so your team can see their work for the day in one place.

Viewing tasks

You can view tasks in two ways:
  • On the Dashboard — tasks show alongside orders in the main table and in the dedicated Tasks tab. Use the date filters to see tasks due today, tomorrow, or any date you choose.
  • In the Tasks calendar — a monthly or daily overview of all tasks across your team.
Monthly calendar view with tasks marked on each day
Switch to the daily view to see individual tasks with their details, priority, and assignees.
Daily calendar view showing individual tasks with details

Creating a task

Create task form with subject, due date, priority, and assignee fields
1

Enter the details

Give the task a name (what needs doing), a due date and optional time, and set the priority:
PriorityWhen to use it
UrgentNeeds immediate attention
HighImportant, do it today
MediumStandard priority
LowDo it when you get a chance
You can also set a duration if you want to track how long the task should take (from 5 minutes up to 6 hours).
2

Assign it

Choose one or more team members to be responsible for the task. You can assign multiple people — for example, two florists working on a large wedding order together. Leave it unassigned if anyone on the team can pick it up.
3

Pick a category

Select a category to organise and colour-code your tasks. Digital Florists comes with five default categories:
  • General (orange)
  • Funeral (yellow)
  • Wedding (teal)
  • Housekeeping (grey)
  • Appointments (fuchsia)
You can create your own categories with custom colours in Settings > Tasks.
4

Add a description or checklist

Add a description for extra context. For bigger jobs, enable the checklist to break it into smaller steps.
Task form with all fields completed
5

Link it (optional)

Link the task to an order, customer, event, or address so your team can jump straight to the related item. This is optional — tasks work perfectly well on their own.
You can create multiple tasks at once. Click the + button on the task name field to add more tasks — they’ll all share the same due date, category, and assignees.

Task statuses

Every task moves through these statuses:
StatusWhat it means
PendingNot started yet. This is the default when a task is created.
In ProgressSomeone has started working on it.
CompletedDone. The task records who completed it and when.
You can change a task’s status from the dashboard, the task detail view, or the mobile app. On the dashboard, use the Start and Done buttons for quick status changes.
If you mark a task as Completed and it wasn’t assigned to anyone, the system automatically assigns it to you — so there’s always a record of who did it.

Overdue tasks

Tasks past their due date that haven’t been completed appear as an amber alert on your dashboard. This makes sure nothing gets forgotten — even if the day gets busy.

Quick actions from the task modal

Click any task on your dashboard to open its modal. From here you can make quick changes without opening the full task editor:
  • Reassign — change who the task is assigned to
  • Change status — move it to In Progress, Completed, or back to Pending
  • Change priority — bump it up or down
  • Move to tomorrow — didn’t get to it today? Roll it to the next day with one click instead of editing the due date manually
  • Delete — remove the task entirely
This is the fastest way to manage tasks during a busy day — no need to navigate away from the dashboard.

Bulk actions

You can update multiple tasks at once from the dashboard:
  • Change the status of several tasks (e.g. mark a batch as completed at the end of the day)
  • Move tasks to a different date (e.g. push today’s unfinished tasks to tomorrow)
  • Change the priority of multiple tasks

Checklists

For tasks with multiple steps, enable the checklist. Each item can be ticked off individually, and you’ll see a progress bar showing how far through the list you are.
Task detail view with checklist items, some completed
This is useful for things like:
  • “Set up shop floor” — displays, signage, stock replenishment
  • “Prepare for wedding consultation” — samples, portfolio, quote template
  • “End of day” — cleaning, stock check, cash up, lock up
Each checklist item tracks who completed it, so you know which team member did what. You can also bulk-assign checklist items to a specific person.
Completing all checklist items doesn’t automatically mark the task as completed — you still need to mark the task itself as done. This lets you review the work before closing it off.

Linking tasks

Tasks can be linked to other parts of the system:
  • Orders — “Check delivery address for Order #1234”. When an order is cancelled, any linked tasks are automatically cancelled too.
  • Customers — “Call Mrs. Smith about her account”
  • Events — “Finalise flowers for the Jones wedding”
  • Addresses — “Deliver samples to the Grand Hotel”
  • Delivery runs — tasks can be attached to a delivery run so drivers see them alongside their stops
Linked tasks show a badge with the related item, and you can click through to it directly.

Attachments and automations

You can upload images to a task — useful for reference photos, inspiration images, or photos of completed work. Supported formats are JPEG, PNG, and WebP (up to 20MB each). Tasks can also be created automatically using Automations. For example, you could set up an automation that creates a “Prepare order” task every time an order is confirmed, with a checklist item for each product in the order. When automations create tasks with checklists, they loop through the order’s items and create one checklist item per product — complete with the product name and quantity. Tasks can be created automatically using Automations. For example, you could set up an automation that creates a “Prepare order” task every time an order is confirmed, with a checklist item for each product in the order. When automations create tasks with checklists, they can loop through the order’s items and create one checklist item per product — complete with the product name and quantity.

Tasks on the mobile app

Your team can view and manage tasks from the Digital Florists App on their phone. They can:
  • See tasks assigned to them
  • View task details and checklists
  • Mark tasks and checklist items as complete
  • Upload photo attachments
  • Create new tasks (florists only, not drivers)
Learn more about the app →

Repeat tasks

For jobs that happen regularly, set up a repeat task. The system automatically creates a new task on your chosen schedule — daily, weekly, or monthly — so you never forget. Learn more about repeat tasks →

Common questions

Yes. On the dashboard, use the Assigned To filter to show only tasks assigned to you.
No. Tasks are completely standalone. Linking to an order, customer, or event is optional — it just makes it easier to find related information.
Yes. Set the due date to any future date and the task will appear on your dashboard when that date arrives.
Yes. Drivers can see tasks assigned to them and tasks linked to their delivery run. They can mark tasks complete and tick off checklist items, but they can’t create new tasks.
Any tasks linked to that order are automatically cancelled too.
You can set an expected duration when creating a task (from 5 minutes to 6 hours). The system records when tasks are completed, so you can compare expected vs actual time in Task Analytics.
Go to Settings > Tasks to create, rename, or recolour your task categories. You can choose from 24 colours.

What’s next?

Repeat Tasks

Set up tasks that create themselves on a schedule.

Your Dashboard

See tasks and orders together on your daily screen.

Automations

Automatically create tasks when orders are confirmed.

The App

Manage tasks from your phone.
Last modified on March 12, 2026