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Overview
It is possible for a task to be split into multiple subtasks and assigned to different resources, who can then work on it simultaneously in the Toolkit. These subtasks will then be merged back into a single project for the next task in the flow.
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Click “Finish” (7) to split the task.
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Splitting consecutive tasks
When splitting a task, it’s also possible to use the same split as the previous task
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To use the same split as the previous task.
Using this split, resources can start working on a subtask in the second task as soon as the corresponding part of the first task is completed.
To split consecutive tasks, click on the “Split” icon of a task to open the wizard (1) and select “Use same split as previous task” (2):
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This method is only available if the previous task in the flow has already been split. |
Using this methodoption, the split method and percent of tasks of the previous task will be applied. Instead, we’ll select what the previous task of the subtasks should be (3):
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Corresponding subtask in the previous task - once a subtask of the previous task is completecompleted, the corresponding subtask in the second task will become ready to start.
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