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Contact UsBuild a checklist that sits ready until something happens—a storm, a power cut, a holiday rush—then pull it into the day when it does.
Rain moves through at 2pm and nobody remembers which mats get pulled, which drains get checked, or who squeegees the entrance. A situational task list is that checklist, built once and waiting for the next storm.
To create a situational task list:
The list appears in the Task Library with a Situational Checklist badge. Nothing shows up on the Tasks page yet.
Each task row has an Advanced Options section—select Show to open it. That's where Completion Requirements, Role Assignment, and Time Frame live. There's no Frequency section on a situational list, because nothing here runs on a schedule.
Someone on shift pulls the tasks in through Tasks > One-Time > Use situational list. Routine vs situational task lists walks through that.
Most of it, yes. Names, descriptions, and options can be edited any time. The list type and Task Aging are fixed once it's saved.
Only Admins and Super Admins create lists. Anyone at the location can import one into the day.
No. The list belongs to one location. Duplicate it to use it at another site.