How can I create tasks via email?
Put wrike at wrike.com in the "To" or "Cc" field of
your next email, and the task will be instantly created in Wrike.
The task is assigned to the recipients of the email in the "To" field. In addition, the task is shared with the recipients in the "Cc" field.
You and the email recipients can collaborate on the task on equal terms: change its description, duration and responsible party. You are aware of the task progress, thanks to instant email and online notifications. If someone forgets about the task, Wrike will send a reminder.
Wrike builds a timeline for you at the same time as the task is created. A timeline visualizes a project schedule perfectly.
View a demo about creating tasks via email.
- What is a task?
- Who can observe my tasks?
- Who can change the status of the task?
- Once a task is marked completed, where does it go?
- How can I update a task via email?
- How can I email a task into a subfolder?
- How can I set the due date of the task via email?
- How can I assign a task?
- Can I assign a task to several people simultaneously?
- How can I share a task?
- May I share or assign tasks to unregistered users?
- How can I copy/move tasks between folders?
- How can I include one task in several folders?
- Can I format the text in the task description?
- How can I mark a task completed without logging on to www.wrike.com?
- Can I track the percentage of work completed on a task?
- When the duration of a task is changed and it impacts other dependent tasks, the assignee of the dependent task is notified via email. Are third parties with whom the task is shared also notified?
- How can I edit the user's name that appears in the "assigned to" field?