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How do I add, delete, or restore a custom task?
How do I add, delete, or restore a custom task?
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To Add your own Custom Tasks

Hurdlr offers many default tasks for tracking your time, but it also offers the ability to add your own custom tasks so that you can track your time in a way that best suits your needs.

On the Mobile App

  1. Tap the 3 dots icon in the top left corner

  2. Tap ‘Time & Tasks’

  3. Tap the gear icon in the top right

  4. Tap ‘Tasks’

  5. Tap the ‘+’ sign in the top right corner

  6. Enter the task name

  7. If using the invoicing feature, you also have the option to enter the default hourly rate for billing the time spent on that task

  8. Tap ‘Save’

On the Web App

  1. Click the gear icon in the top right corner

  2. Select ‘Tasks’

  3. Click ‘+Add’ button in the top right corner

  4. Enter the task name

  5. If using the invoicing feature, you also have the option to enter the default hourly rate for billing the time spent on that task

  6. Click the ‘Save’ button


To Delete a Custom Task

If there’s a default task that you don’t want to use or you created a custom task that you no longer need, you can delete the task so it no longer shows in your task list.

On the Mobile App

  1. Tap the 3 dots icon in the top left corner

  2. Tap ‘Time & Tasks’

  3. Tap the gear icon

  4. Tap ‘Tasks’

  5. Tap on the Task that you want to delete

  6. Tap the ‘Delete Task’ button

On the Web App

  1. Click the gear icon in the top right corner

  2. Select ‘Tasks’

  3. Click on the Task that you want to delete

  4. Click ‘Delete’


To Restore a Deleted Custom Task

If you need to restore a task that you deleted, you can do so at any time.

  1. Navigate to the Tasks list (on the mobile app, tap the gear icon in the Time & Tasks section or on the web app, click the gear icon in the top right corner then select ‘Tasks’)

  2. Click the triangle icon in the top right

  3. Select ‘Archived’

  4. Choose the Task you want to restore

  5. Click ‘Restore Task’

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