3 sample tasks
Urgent work stays easy to spot without pretending anything is live or time-sensitive.
Open Tasks
This page turns cross-board follow-up into a real action queue: what is urgent, what is blocked, what is ready for owner review, which workflow each task belongs to, and what should happen next before any real property data is introduced.
Sample workflow only. No real property data, routes, coordinates, documents, tax records, payments, family schedules, or private owner details are included.
Urgent work stays easy to spot without pretending anything is live or time-sensitive.
Dependencies and approval holds stay visible before the queue grows.
Owner-review lanes stay distinct from blocked or deferred work.
The queue prepares future work without storing any real owner or land details.
This queue should help the owner see what is urgent, blocked, review-ready, or later without turning the app into a live reminder system, route log, document vault, tax tracker, or private family planning tool.
This keeps the main app entry point aligned before any real property row exists.
This should stay strictly metadata-only and separate from any coordinate or file workflow.
This helps the app stay practical while preserving its sample-only finance boundary.
This keeps speculative concepts from crowding out practical next steps.
A useful queue can still exist without precise ecological or site detail.
This protects the vault from becoming a premature storage workflow.
This makes the revenue board easier to use as a decision-support tool instead of a brainstorm list.
The queue should make field follow-ups easier to track without storing routes or family schedule data.
This ties the vault and maps workflows together without weakening either safety boundary.
This can wait until the queue structure feels stable.
A consistent pattern will make future Supabase reads easier to drop in.
Keep the front door of the app centered on safe summary metadata and clear next actions.
Maps / GISKeep readiness labels and source questions visible while coordinates, geometry, and private files remain out of scope.
Finance / TaxesKeep due windows, missing items, and review steps clear without drifting into payments or private records.
RevenueUse the queue to compare practical next-review ideas instead of keeping everything in a flat opportunity list.
ConservationLet stewardship follow-ups stay visible without adding location-sensitive or official assessment detail.
Visit planningUse visit follow-ups to create useful next steps without storing routes, schedules, or access instructions.
Document vaultKeep document-related tasks centered on metadata, missing items, and review gates instead of storage or uploads.
Cross-board task title, category, priority, status, blocker or dependency summary, next action, linked workflow slug, and review-safe task metadata.
The first live queue integration should standardize title, category, priority, status, blocker, next action, linked workflow, and review timing.
Use read-only `project_tasks` metadata rows before adding any reminders, writes, or automation.
Every task should point back to the workflow where the owner can understand the issue in more context.
Preserve one clear related-workflow link on each task card when the static helper becomes a Supabase read.
This queue should not become a place for routes, access notes, family scheduling, bank detail, or private owner instructions.
Keep the queue focused on sample-only summaries and safe next actions.
No real property data, routes, coordinates, parcel references, documents, tax records, bank details, payments, family schedules, private owner notes, or sensitive field-access details are included.