Platform / Tasks

Put people on the steps that need judgment

Automation handles the predictable. Tasks handle the rest: the demand letter that needs a lawyer's eyes, the client call that needs a human voice. Each task has an owner, a due date, and the case attached.

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Task
Priority
Due date
Assigned to
Case
Request medical records — Delgado
High
Today
AK Avery Kim
2841
Review police report upload
Medium
Jul 18, 2026
DB Devon Blake
2839
Call adjuster — Ozark Freight
Urgent
Jul 17, 2026
AK Avery Kim
2841
Send HIPAA authorization
Low
Jul 14, 2026
AK Avery Kim
2841
Schedule client intake call
Medium
Jul 21, 2026
DB Devon Blake
2837
Chase treating physician records
High
Jul 19, 2026
AK Avery Kim
2821

How it works

  1. 01

    Created by hand or by workflow

    Anyone can add a task to a case. Automations create them too, so the records request task appears the moment the retainer is signed, assigned to the right person.

  2. 02

    Owned, dated, and visible

    Every task has one owner and a due date. Staff see their own list for the day. Managers see what is overdue across the firm without asking around.

  3. 03

    Connected to the case

    A task opens straight into its case, with the fields, contacts, and history right there. Completing it can trigger the next automation, so finishing one step starts the next.

The difference from a to-do app

A standalone task app knows nothing about your cases, so someone has to translate between the two. Tasks in SimplyConvert are part of the case record: they are created by case events, they carry case context, and their completion is part of the case's history.

The practical effect is that nothing lives only in someone's head or personal list. When a case manager is out sick, their open tasks are visible and reassignable, and the audit trail shows what was done.

See your team's day in one list

Book a demo and see how tasks, automations, and the case workspace fit together for a team your size.