Task and directive management
Tasks scattered through directive documents become a list of work items with named owners and real deadlines.
Nothing gets forgotten
Every directive becomes a work item with an owner and a deadline instead of sitting dormant in a document.
Leadership sees status in real time
The dashboard updates continuously — no waiting for units to submit a status report.
Far less consolidation work
Per-unit progress reports are generated from data the system already holds.
Why tracking tasks is hard
Tasks are rarely handed over as a tidy list. They sit inside directives, notices of conclusions and meeting minutes — one sentence here, another there.
- You must re-read whole documents to find out who was assigned what
- Supporting units and reporting milestones get overlooked
- Tasks are found to be long overdue only at the next meeting
- Consolidating progress is manual and takes most of a day
What changes after deployment
As soon as a notice of conclusions enters the system, the tasks inside it are split into individual work items with a lead unit, supporting units, the expected result and a deadline. An officer reviews and assigns them formally. From there the system reminds people ahead of deadlines, flags what is about to slip, and leadership can open a dashboard and immediately see which unit is behind.
What you gain
Turn the content of directives into concrete tasks and support tracking of their progress.
Where tasks come from
- Directive documents
- Notices of conclusions
- Meeting minutes
- Instructions from leadership
- Work plans and programmes
Information extracted
- The unit or individual responsible
- The task content
- Supporting units
- The result to be delivered
- The deadline
- Reporting milestones
- The document the assignment is based on
Tracking states
- 1New tasks
- 2In progress
- 3Approaching deadline
- 4Overdue
- 5Completed
- 6Awaiting confirmation
Reminders
- Reminders ahead of the deadline
- Alerts for tasks approaching their deadline
- Alerts for overdue tasks
- Notifications routed by role and responsible unit
- Progress reports broken down by unit
Governance rule
Tasks extracted by the AI must be reviewed by an officer before being formally assigned to a unit or individual.
Frequently asked questions
- Can tasks assigned verbally in a meeting be captured?
- Yes, if the meeting is recorded. The transcription product converts the audio to text and extracts the tasks, then pushes them straight into this task management module.
- Can it integrate with the operations system we already use?
- Yes. It connects via API or scheduled data synchronisation with your existing task management system.
- Who receives overdue alerts?
- Configured by role and responsible unit, matching your organisation chart. Alerts can go to the assignee, their direct manager, or both.
Part of AI assistant for government agencies
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Internal knowledge retrieval
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See it run on your own documents
Every solution sounds good in a description. The only way to know whether this one works for you is to run it against your real documents, templates and workflows. That is exactly the kind of demo we do.
The demo is free and carries no obligation. If it turns out we are not the right fit, we will say so.
