In certain situations, multiple people may need to discuss a Task for a particular Customer. Instead of having those discussions across multiple Channels or threads, you can have them within a Task itself using Task comments and keep all that relevant context and information in one place.
Collaborate, comment, and mention others on a Task
Format Task comments
Mentioned in a Task
Use your best judgment to determine when to collaborate on a Task
Getting mentioned on a Task doesn’t necessarily mean you stop what you’re doing to review the Task. While you may get notified to indicate importance or urgency, use your best judgment on what to review or collaborate on the Task. You’ll see recent notifications and mentions in the Notifications Center if you choose to review the Task later.
You cannot @mention yourself
You can’t mention yourself to remind yourself of a Task or a Note. You can only mention colleagues and other active Gladly users.
Follow a Task
Follow a Task if you'd like to follow the progress of the Task. Otherwise, you have the option to unfollow Tasks as well.
Gladly will automatically add you as a follower to a Task based on the scenarios below.
You created the Task – You automatically follow a Task when you create one, whether you assign it to yourself, an Inbox, or an individual.
Being assigned a Task – You automatically follow a Task that you’re assigned to, whether directly by a fellow Agent, Manager, or Supervisor or indirectly via the Inbox you’re in
Commented on a Task – You automatically follow a Task if you leave a comment.
Mentioned on a Task – You automatically follow the Tasks you're mentioned in.
Manually follow a Task
Clickon the upper right corner of the Task (in the Conversation Timeline) or the Task Panel. Select Follow Task.
Unfollow a Task
If, after following a Task, it no longer makes sense for you to be notified about it, select Unfollow Task by clickingin the upper right corner of the Task (in the Conversation Timeline) or the Task Panel. You'll no longer receive notifications about this Task.
Task notification
Notifications for Tasks you own, are following, or have been mentioned appear in your Notifications Center. A notification is created whenever a Task is updated (i.e., a new comment is added, or the Task is edited, reassigned, closed, or reopened).
Unfollow a Task to stop receiving notifications.