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A risk flag is acted on

Who is involved

RoleWhat they do
Project managerOwns the project and acts on flags.
Project memberIs the assignee of the flagged task.

Step by step

  1. Project manager

    Does nothing: the morning sweep runs by itself.

    What they see:Flags are raised for overdue, unassigned and stalled work.

  2. Project member

    Receives a nudge about a task that is overdue.

    What they see:The alert names the task and its due date.

  3. Project manager

    Receives an alert about the flag and opens the project's AI tab.

    What they see:The open flags with the task named.

  4. Project manager

    Reassigns the task, moves the date, or dismisses the flag through the AI Copilot.

    What they see:A dismissed flag does not return for fourteen days.

Who is told what

The project owner is told of a new risk flag and the assignee of an overdue task, both through the project's chosen channels.

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