Kanban Board
See what's waiting, and act on it.
Every workspace has a board. Tickets waiting on an approval, a checklist, a draft review or a photo selection surface as cards by stage, and you clear them without leaving the board.
A board of exactly the work that needs a person
This is not a list of everything. The board shows the tickets your workflow has parked, grouped by what they are parked on, so the column heading is already the answer to what do I do with this.
Decide it, don't schedule a meeting about it
A queue only helps if acting on it is faster than ignoring it. Approvals, checklist items and drafted replies are all one click from the card, and when something needs another person, mention them and their bell lights up.
What else the board does
Enough to run the day from one screen.
Act on a card in place
Approve or reject, tick checklist items off, review a drafted email before it sends. The decision happens on the board. You are not bounced into a detail screen to click one button.
New Ticket, right there
Something arrives by phone or in the hallway. Create the ticket from the board and it enters the workspace workflow at the Manual trigger.
@mention a teammate
Mention someone in a note and it hits their notification bell with an unread badge, on whatever device they are signed in on.
An owner of record
Every ticket can carry one assignee: picker, Take it to self-assign, an Assignee column in the list and an Assigned to me filter. Assigning never advances the workflow.
A board per workspace
Work Orders and Accounts Payable each get their own board, driven by their own workflow, so a stage means the same thing to everyone looking at it.
And a view across all of them
The Dashboard My Work lens gathers everything needing a human across every workspace you can see, grouped by status and sorted priority-then-age.
More of the platform
Your work, by what it's waiting on.
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