A to-do list you don’t have to think up yourself
Every task app starts empty and waits for you. Metrara arrives with the work already on it: anywhere in the dashboard you turn an insight into a task with one click, with the deadline and the number it came from attached.
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The problem of the empty board
Every task app starts empty and waits for you. Metrara arrives with the work already on it: an ad wasting budget, a page slipping in Google, a keyword you’re losing. One click and it’s on your board, with the deadline and the number it came from.
And because the task remembers where it came from, next month you can see whether it worked.
A full task system, right where you already work
Part of Metrara, the marketing dashboard that ties SEO, Ads, email and revenue together. Six components that organise your work in the same place as the numbers that call for it.
Deadline, priority, project, labels and assignee. Right in one go.
Group into projects with colour, owner and a goal.
Sort in a list or slide cards across a board.
Estimated and spent hours with a timer per task.
Team members with mail on assignment, plus colour labels.
Clients add, change status and reply along.
Work how you like: as a list or on a board
Sort, drag and tick off in a list or slide cards across a board with To do, In progress and Done. Filter by priority, status, label and team member or just search by name.
Everything around one task in one place
Open a task and you see the status, labels and subtasks, the estimated and spent hours with a Start timer, and the comments with @mentions that arrive by email. Add attachments up to 25 MB and let a task come back by itself every week or month.
Without Metrara vs. with Metrara
Your work next to the reason it exists
Everywhere in Metrara you turn an insight into a task with one click. That task lives on here, with the numbers alongside that called for it. So you don’t have to explain why a task exists and you don’t switch between tools.
A project hangs off one of your annual goals, so your tasks don’t stand alone but contribute to what you’re working towards.
Tasks costs nothing extra. It’s here because an insight that lands nowhere delivers nothing.
A grip on your work, without an extra tool
The dashboard keeps your tasks in the place you already look, so insights don’t get left but actually get picked up.
All your work per business in one place, with a board that shows what’s running and what’s waiting. No more loose lists.
Estimated and spent hours per task, so you know whether a job is profitable and where your hours really go.
Team and client work in the same task, with mentions and emails. No lost agreements in the inbox.
Three steps, then your task board is running
No setup. You create a project, add your first tasks and work right away in the list or on the board.
Group into projects with colour, owner and a goal.
Deadline, priority, project, labels and assignee. Right in one go.
Sort in a list or slide cards across a board.
Put your work on the board today
Create a project, add your tasks and work in the list or on the board, with your numbers alongside.
Frequently asked questions about Tasks
Can’t find your question? Feel free to get in touch before you begin.
No, and that’s a choice. A task in Metrara knows which number it came from and which goal it contributes to, and that link disappears the moment the task leaves the dashboard. If you’d rather work in your own tool, use Metrara’s signals as input and take over what you pick up.
Yes. Client users can add tasks, change status and reply, so your client and your team work together in the same task instead of via separate emails.
No. Plenty of people read the signals and work from their own system. The board is there for those who’d rather not have two places.
Both work. In the list you sort, drag and check off; on the board you slide cards between To do, In progress and Done. You filter by priority, status, label and team member, and you can search by name.
If you give a team member an email address, they get a mail on assignment or an @mention in a comment. That keeps everyone informed without separate emails.
Per task you enter an estimated number of hours and start a timer for the time spent. That way you see per task and per project where your hours go and whether a job is profitable.
A name, start date, deadline, priority, project, description, labels and an assigned team member. Within a task you also get subtasks, estimated and spent hours with a timer, comments with @mention, attachments up to 25 MB and recurrence.
Nothing extra. Tasks isn’t a separate product; it’s here because an insight that lands nowhere delivers nothing. You don’t need a separate task app or subscription for it.
Tomorrow you’ll know what to do
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