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# Kanban Board
The Kanban Board helps you track tasks across your workflow. By default, boards come with three columns: To Do, In Progress, and Done. You can add a new column at any time using the + Add Column button, and add tasks to any column using the + Add Task link at the bottom of each column. To create a new board, click the orange + New Board button in the top-right corner.
When creating a new board, enter a descriptive Board Name (e.g., "Sprint Tasks" or "Oncology Cases"). You can optionally assign the board to a Team using the dropdown menu — by default it will be set as a personal board. Once ready, click Create to generate your new board.
Using the Team dropdown when creating a board, you can choose to keep it as a Personal (no team) board visible only to you, or assign it to an existing team such as Oncology to make it shared and visible to all team members.\
When adding a task, fill in the Title (required) and an optional Description for additional context. You can also set the task's Priority (defaulting to Medium), a Due Date, and an Assignee from your team members. Click Create Task when finished.
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Hint: You can drag and drop these cards to each column to reorganize and shift the task and need
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Once created, tasks appear as cards within their respective column. Each card displays the task title, priority level (shown as a colour-coded badge), due date, and the assignee's avatar. This gives your team a quick at-a-glance view of what needs to be done and who is responsible.
