Overview
The Tasks page is the single place to see everything you need to do. Most tasks are created automatically from the documents Adminest analyses for you — renewals, bills, follow-ups — but you can add your own too.
Agenda + Calendar
Two complementary views, one tap away
Tick to complete
A single click marks a task done, with a quick undo
Recurring tasks
For things that repeat every month, year, or term
Agenda vs. Calendar
Use the toggle in the top right to switch between two views — they show the same tasks, organised differently.Agenda view
Agenda is the default. It groups your tasks into time buckets that match how you actually think about deadlines:- Overdue — anything past its due date, with how late it is
- Today — due today, sorted by time of day
- This week — the next seven days
- Later — everything further out
Calendar view
When you want to see the shape of a month, switch to Calendar.
Ticking off completed tasks
In Agenda view, every task has a circular checkbox on the left.- One click ticks it off. The task fades and moves to the “Done” section.
- A toast appears at the bottom of the screen with an Undo button — handy if you tick the wrong one.

Showing completed tasks
By default, finished tasks disappear from the main list to keep it focused. Tick the Show done checkbox in the top right of the toolbar to bring them back. They appear with a strikethrough and a green “Done” tag, and you can untick them to re-open if anything was completed by mistake.The task detail panel
Click any task to open the detail panel on the right. You can edit everything in place — no separate modal, no losing your spot. What you can edit:| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Title | Click to edit the title inline |
| Status | Pending, In progress, Done — switches via segmented control |
| Due date and time | Pick a date and an optional time |
| Repeat | None, weekly, monthly, every N months, yearly, termly… |
| Category | Tag with one or more categories — same picker as on document cards |
| Linked document | Click to jump straight to the document this task came from |
| Notes | Free-form notes for context the AI didn’t capture |
Recurring tasks
Some things happen on a rhythm — WoF every six months, school fees every term, insurance renewals every year. Adminest detects these automatically when they’re obvious, and you can set them up manually for anything else.Choose a repeat pattern
In the detail panel, click the Repeat field and pick a cadence — weekly, monthly, every N months, yearly, or termly.
Creating tasks manually
Fill in the basics
Title, due date, and category are all you really need. Adminest fills in sensible defaults.
Optional: link to a document
If the task relates to a document you’ve already got in Adminest, link it now — that way you’ll always be one click from the source.
Accepting AI-suggested tasks
When Adminest analyses a document, it suggests tasks rather than creating them silently. You’ll find them in three places:- The detail panel of the document itself, in a purple “Suggested tasks” card
- The email message card for forwarded emails
- A notification when something high-priority shows up (like a power-cut warning or an overdue bill)
Filtering and finding tasks
Above the agenda you’ll find filter chips and a category list (in the sidebar).- All / Overdue / Today / This week — quick time filters
- From documents — only tasks that came from a specific document
- Category list in the sidebar — click any category to limit the page to just that group
Calendar sync
If you’ve connected Google or Microsoft Calendar, your tasks appear there as events too. The event includes the task title, a link back to Adminest, and the category colour as the event colour. Disconnect or change settings anytime in Settings > Calendar.Weekly digest email
Every Monday at 10am, you’ll get a digest email summarising:- Anything overdue
- What’s due this week
- A short note on what got done last week
Best practices
Tick from your phone
The whole point of a checkbox is one tap. Adminest is a PWA — add it to your home screen and tick off tasks from the bus.
Trust the AI start, then tweak
Accept the suggested task as-is, then nudge the date or notes if you want.
Use Show done weekly
Flip Show done on every Sunday for a quick retrospective.
Recurring beats reminders
For anything you’ll do again, set the repeat pattern instead of creating a one-off.
Related features
Documents
Most tasks start as a document
Calendar
Sync tasks to Google or Microsoft
Categories
Customise category emojis and colours
