In an office the work is said across a desk or dropped into a chat group, and by Thursday nobody is sure who has the client file. Task Bundals turns each piece of work into one line with a name, a due time and the proof you want back. The Office and agency pack adds six ready lists for the routines every desk team repeats.
This is the whole Office and agency pack as it is written in the Library today. Two lists run every day, one runs every Friday, and three are started when you need them: a new client, a campaign about to go live, the month end.
An account manager starts the morning with the work that is due today. Each piece is one typed line. During the day the files come back, and the manager’s job is to look and decide, not to chase.
The account manager types the work the way it is said in the office. Fixed rules pick out the person, the due time and the proof, and show them back before anything goes out.
The file comes back with fixed checks already run. A senior approves it or sends it back with a note, so “done” means somebody looked.
A designer or an accounts executive does not use the app at all. They get a message with a link. The link opens one page for one piece of work.
An agency already has tools for design, ads and accounts. Task Bundals sits beside them and answers one question: was the work given, done and checked?
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