The main area with all the answers about creating and managing event planning tasks in ThymeBase. So if you’re unsure of how to create tasks or want to learn about ThymeBase categories or anything else task-related, then this page is your huckleberry.
ThymeBase’s task manager is perfect for organizing all the event to-dos for yourself, your team, and your client. Yes, our tasks are collaborative! You can work on them with clients through the client portal or assign tasks to parters and vendors on your team. This article will run through the basics so you can get started with the event …
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Getting started with ThymeBase is easy, and I’m here to help make it even easier. So whether you’d like to plan an event in ThymeBase, or were invited by someone who already uses our event planning software, I’m going to help you get started. I’m Here To Help I’m Dean, and I’m here to help. …
Note: We’ve actually removed the Task Dashboard from ThymeBase for now, and in its place we’ve added My Stuff – a place to see all the tasks due soon or assigned to you. If you’d like to manage all your tasks in one place, even across multiple events, then I’ve got good news for you. …
So you’re wondering how to add a task in ThymeBase? Well, I’m glad you’re learning how to plan events with us, and I’ll show you shortly, exactly how to add your very first tasks. So without further delay, here’s a short video on how to add a task in ThymeBase. And if you’d prefer to …
Once you’ve got your event created, it’s time to create a task in ThymeBase. Here’s how to add new tasks to the event. Create A New Task on Desktop Step 1: Open the event Click on the event for which you’d like to create tasks. Step 2: Click the Add Task button Each event has …
Every task you create under an event in ThymeBase’s event planning software has a status. While you’re free, of course, to interpret them however suits you, here’s what each status means to us To Do indicates that a task has yet to be done. Or, to take it a little further, has yet to even …