Delegating is easy to start and hard to finish. You say the work, the other person says yes, and three days later you ask about it again. Task Bundals is built around that gap. You give the work in one line, the person sends proof from a link, and work that is not done climbs to a manager by itself.
Every delegated piece of work needs three things: a person, a time and a way to know it was done. Here is one piece of work moving through all of them at Northlight Studio, our example business.
Nobody has to remember to chase. If the work is not done, a reminder for the person comes up for the manager to share, then the manager is told, then you are told. Most work needs only the first step: Kiran’s pitch deck got one reminder at 5:30 pm and came in at 5:54 pm.
Handing work over does not mean losing sight of it. Three rules keep it in view without a single follow-up call.
If you want an app for your own reminders, this is the wrong product. Task Bundals is for an owner or a manager who gives work to other people and wants it back with proof. The people who receive the work never open the app.
Two screens sit at the two ends of delegation: the list of people you can give work to, and the place where their proof waits for a decision.
Delegated work comes back here with its proof. Fixed checks run first, then a person approves it or sends it back with a note.
The people you can give work to: each with a phone number, a branch and a role. A manager can give work only inside their own branch.
No setup fee. No charge per branch.