Transferring tasks
We use Wrike with our content writers and editors. Often times tasks are transferred back and forth between these two people multiple times. Has anyone found a good way to organize this?
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Currently, we use a folder for the name of the project and projects for each level of the project.
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Example:
Folder with theย name of Content Project
- Project A (writer 1 and editor 1)
- ย (Subtasks for each week of the content needed)
- Project B (writer 2 and editor 1)
- ย (Subtasks for each week of the content needed)
- Project C (writer 3 and editor 2)
- ย (Subtasks for each week of the content needed)
- Project D (writer 4 and editor 2)
- ย (Subtasks for each week of the content needed)
Our editors are especially having trouble with this process because they may be assigned something to edit that isn't written yet.
Any suggestions?
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Hi Krista,ย
What I would do is create 4 different custom workflows and so that it will flow and then automatically assign the correct writer/editor when needed.ย
For Example: Project Aย (writer 1 and editor 1)
PROJECT A CUSTOM WORKFLOW:
New Taskย
ย ย Assignee: Writer 1 (Devon Valastro)
ย ย Transition: In Progress
In Progress
ย ย Assignee: Writer 1 (Devon Valastro)
ย ย Transition: Edit/Proof
Edit/Proof
ย ย Assignee: Editor 1 (Brielle Guta)
ย ย Transition: Changes Required OR Approved
Changes Required
ย ย Assignee: Writer 1 (Devon Valastro)
ย ย Transition: In Progress (it will flow through the workflow again until approved by editor)
Approved
ย ย Assignee: Writer 1 (Devon Valastro)
ย ย Transition: Completed
Completed
ย ย Assignee: Writer 1 & Editor 1(Devon Valastro & Brielle Guta)
Do you think that this is something that could help the problem? We experienced problem in the beginning between me, the copywriter and the designer and this solution fixed the problem.ย
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