Finally: Project task management that works for surveyors like you.
Surveyors: Have any of these happened to you?
- Have you ever lost money or missed a deadline because your team forgot to complete a task (or two, or three) on a project?
- Is your team frustrated due to bottlenecks in your project workflow?
- Have your employees ever dropped the ball on a project due to miscommunications?
- Do you wish it was easier to onboard new employees and have them quickly up to speed with your project workflow?
- Would you like to keep your employees on-task without micromanaging?
If you answered “yes” to any of these questions,
then Qfactor’s Tasklist feature may be perfect for you.
then Qfactor’s Tasklist feature may be perfect for you.
As you already know, writing SOPs (standard operating procedures) is one thing: measuring and monitoring adherence can be the big challenge. That’s where the power of Qfactor comes into play: Your existing processes can be easily transcribed into Qfactor Tasklist Templates. And once in, you can start creating and modifying new projects from existing templates, ensuring accurate scheduling.
With Qfactor, when you create tasklist templates (some may call them “checklists”) for each of your services and assign tasks and due dates to employees, you can easily measure what’s getting done and, more importantly, what’s not getting done. And notifying your employees of changes to their task scope or deadlines happens automatically, ensuring less chance of communication breakdowns delaying your projects!
So how does the Qfactor Tasklist feature work?
FEATURED SCREEN EXAMPLES
Tasks can be viewed on the calendar filtered by User or Completeness.
This calendar shows projects based on milestone dates entered in the project details.
The example below will notify the project manager, accountant (based on CONTACT ROLE), and Tom Mott, the owner of the business, as a USER. Each field can have more than one value. When any project changes to Proposal Signed status, notification emails will be sent out to each party. The email has a link back to the project.
When a user is added to a project and assigned a role, an email notification is sent out notifying the user.
There are two Tasklist notifications. The first one comes when tasks have been assigned to a user.
The second tasklist notification is a daily reminder of tasks due TODAY.