Tasks
Tasks are your central work tracker for everything that needs to get done — from manual to-dos to system-generated reminders for expiring credentials, insurance policies, and equipment maintenance. Every task belongs to your organization and follows a defined status workflow.Task list
Navigate to Tasks to see all your organization’s tasks in a filterable, sortable table. The page shows:- Stats bar at the top with task counts by status and an overdue indicator
- Filters for status, priority, and assignee
- Create Task button to add new tasks via a quick dialog
Creating a task
Click Create Task to open the creation dialog. Fill in:Task statuses
Tasks move through a defined workflow:1
Not Now
Captured but deferred — not something you’re dealing with right now.
2
To Do
Ready to be picked up. The next action to take.
3
In Progress
Actively being worked on.
4
Waiting
On hold — waiting for airspace authorization, client sign-off, parts, or another dependency.
5
Done
Completed. A completion timestamp is recorded automatically.
Task detail page
Click any task to open its detail page. The layout shows:- Title — click to edit inline
- Properties row — status, priority, assignee, due date, and labels at a glance
- Sidebar — structured property editors (toggle with the sidebar button)
- Sections — subtasks, description, and activity feed
Inline editing
You can edit the task title directly by clicking on it. Status, priority, and assignee are editable via dropdown pickers in both the inline properties row and the sidebar. The due date opens a calendar picker.Subtasks
Tasks support one level of subtasks. Each subtask shows its own status and links to its own detail page. A progress bar shows completion percentage.Activity feed
The activity section shows a unified timeline of:- Comments — free-text messages from team members
- Status changes — recorded automatically when status transitions
- Assignment changes — recorded when the assignee is changed
Priority levels
Labels
Labels are colored tags for organizing tasks. Your organization starts with default labels (maintenance, compliance, client-work, and more), and you can create custom ones. Labels appear as colored pills on both the task list and detail page. You can assign multiple labels to a single task.Automatic task generation
dronelist automatically creates tasks when it detects items that need your attention. These auto-generated tasks appear alongside your manual tasks and can be managed the same way.What triggers auto-tasks
How it works
- Auto-tasks are generated when you visit the Tasks page
- Each source entity creates at most one task — duplicates are prevented automatically
- Completing or cancelling an auto-task prevents it from being recreated
- Auto-tasks include a description with context about the expiration and what action to take
- The due date is set to the expiration date (for credential, insurance, and registration tasks)
Notifications
Task activity generates notifications to keep your team informed. You can manage task notification preferences in Settings > Notifications.Subscribers
You automatically become a subscriber when you:- Create a task
- Are assigned to a task
Tips
Use labels to organize by category
Use labels to organize by category
Apply labels like “compliance”, “maintenance”, or “client-work” to quickly filter and find related tasks. The default labels cover common drone operations categories.
Check tasks regularly for auto-generated items
Check tasks regularly for auto-generated items
Visit the Tasks page periodically to see auto-generated tasks for expiring credentials, insurance, and equipment. Addressing these early keeps your operations compliant.
Track progress with subtasks
Track progress with subtasks
Break large tasks into subtasks. The progress bar on the parent task shows how much is completed, giving you an at-a-glance view of complex work items.