At Uspacy, you can link tasks to each other. Define the main task and add subtasks for it. This can help, for example, to organize work on a large and diverse project that requires the involvement of employees from different departments.

Since the subtasks in the main task are grouped as checklist items, you can see their number and estimate the overall scope of the work that is planned to be performed. And also to understand what the employees are responsible for and to whom to contact in case of need.

But in this checklist of the main task, each subtask is a separate element. You can easily go to it by clicking on its name.

In addition, subtasks are displayed in the list and on the board.

It can be interacted with as a normal task.

This can be done in two ways. Select the one that seems more convenient to you 🙌🏻

Method 1. Complete form of creation

This method involves linking through the Main task field.

So, here we need the general scheme of creation by using the full form.

Fill out all the necessary fields and be sure to determine which task will be the main one.

In this way, we turn our task into a subtask of another already existing task and establish the connections we need. Don't forget to click on the create button.

As a result, we see the connection we need in the corresponding field in the view card. So, this is how we understand that we created the subtask itself.

Method 2. Checklist item

This method involves working on the task card, which will become the main task, and creating subtasks as checklist items.

In each subtask, in addition to the name, it is possible to specify the deadline, priority, and person responsible. After filling out this data, you need to click the checkmark to save and create.

In this way, the subtask is added as a separate checklist item.

Since this method of creation is a kind of short form, of course it will be necessary to add or clarify some data. Therefore, you can go to the required subtask from the main card, make some changes and save them.

And see that the connections we need are established. The Main task field will display the one in which we created the subtask as a checklist item.

Since a subtask is a separate element, you need to work with it like a regular task.

The start of work on the main task does not mean the start of work on subtasks. And vice versa.

And the completion of the main task does not mean that the subtasks will be completed automatically. It works the other way too. Even if all subtasks are completed, the main task will not be completed automatically.

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