Teams
How different teams use TaskHutch
TaskHutch doesn't rearrange itself depending on the industry you're in, and that's rather the point of it. What changes is the sort of thing you end up putting in the four columns, so here is what that looks like for a few different kinds of team.
Hospitality
Openings, onboardings, and the hundred small things between the delivery and the doors — including the ones that come round every week. This is where TaskHutch grew up.
TaskHutch for hospitalityMarketing
Campaigns on the board, dates on the calendar, the brief in a doc that people can actually find, and the monthly jobs repeating themselves.
TaskHutch for marketingCustomer support
Five levels of importance mean the queue tells the truth about what’s on fire and what can wait, and the dashboard opens on the overdue end of it.
TaskHutch for customer supportSales
Every deal is a card with a next step and a date, the proposal attached where the deal lives, and the notes from the call right beside it.
TaskHutch for salesProduct and engineering
Four honest statuses, specs in docs and pull requests on the card — without a fortnight of sprint ceremony around them.
TaskHutch for product and engineeringYour team
Whatever the work is, it starts free: up to five people and 2GB of files, with every feature included and no card to begin.
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It takes about a minute to get the first card onto the board, and the product tends to explain itself from there.