Skip to content

Tasks & Calendar

How to manage assessment tasks, track assignments and due dates, and schedule meetings with the integrated calendar.

Updated View as Markdown

Kliper combines a full task management system with an integrated calendar, so your assessment team can track work items, assign responsibilities, and coordinate schedules in one place.


Task Management

Task Board Overview

Navigate to Tasks from the left sidebar to open the task board. The board displays all tasks across your assessments with powerful filtering and search.

Screenshot of Task Board

Creating a Task

Screenshot of Create Task Dialog

Click New Task

Click the + New Task button to open the task creation dialog.

Fill in Task Details

Field Required Description
Title Yes Descriptive task name (e.g., “Review firewall rulesets for Req 1.2.3”)
Description No Detailed instructions or context
Status No Initial status — defaults to To Do
Priority No Urgency level — defaults to Medium
Type No Category — defaults to Task
Assigned To No Team member responsible (select from org members with avatar and email)
Start Date No When work should begin
Due Date No Target completion date
Labels No Comma-separated tags for categorization
Recurrence No Repeating schedule (None, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Custom)
Reminder No Date and time to send a reminder notification

Link to an Assessment (Optional)

Select a Project to link the task to a specific assessment or engagement. Linked tasks appear in the assessment’s Tasks tab.

Save

Click Create. The task appears in the board and the assignee receives a notification.

Task Statuses

Status Column Description
To Do Backlog / To Do Task created but not started
In Progress In Progress Actively being worked on
Completed Done Task finished (records completion timestamp)
Cancelled Task abandoned or no longer relevant

Task Priorities

Priority Color When to Use
Urgent Red Blocking issues, critical deadlines
High Orange Important work that should be addressed soon
Medium Amber Standard priority (default)
Low Blue Nice-to-have, non-blocking items

Task Types

Type Icon Purpose
Task Checkbox General work item (default)
Bug Alert Something broken that needs fixing
Improvement Flag Enhancement to existing process or content
Documentation Edit Documentation writing or update

List View

Toggle to List View for a compact table format with sorting and filtering:

Column What It Shows
Title Task name with completion checkbox
Status Current status badge
Priority Priority badge (color-coded)
Type Task type icon
Assignee Assigned user’s avatar and name
Due Date Target date (red if overdue)
Created Creation date

Click any column header to sort. Use the search bar to filter by title or description.

Filtering Tasks

Apply filters to narrow the task list:

Filter Options
Status All, To Do, In Progress, Completed, Cancelled
Priority All, Urgent, High, Medium, Low
Type All, Task, Bug, Improvement, Documentation
Assignee All, or select a specific team member

Filters persist across sessions so your preferred view is remembered.

Task Detail

Click any task to open the detail view:

  • Full description with rich text
  • Status dropdown — change status inline
  • Priority and type dropdowns
  • Assignee — reassign with user search
  • Dates — start date and due date pickers
  • Time tracking — estimated hours vs. actual hours
  • Labels — add or remove tags
  • Subtasks — view and manage child tasks
  • Linked assessment — navigate to the related assessment
  • Activity — creation date, last update, reporter info

Subtasks

Tasks support parent-child relationships for breaking complex work into smaller pieces:

Open a Parent Task

Click on the task that you want to add subtasks to.

Create a Subtask

Click + Add Subtask. Fill in the subtask details using the same form as a regular task.

Track Progress

Subtasks appear nested below their parent in the task list. Each subtask has its own status, assignee, and due date.

Recurring Tasks

For tasks that repeat on a schedule (e.g., weekly evidence collection, monthly access reviews):

Recurrence Schedule
Daily Repeats every day
Weekly Repeats every week on the same day
Monthly Repeats every month on the same date
Custom User-defined recurrence pattern

Set the recurrence when creating or editing a task. Recurring tasks appear on the calendar at their scheduled intervals.

Task Notifications

Event Who is Notified Channels
Task assigned to you Assignee In-app, email, push
Task approaching due date Assignee In-app, push
Task reassigned New assignee In-app, email, push

Real-Time Updates

Task changes are broadcast in real-time to all organization members. When a teammate creates, updates, or completes a task, your task board updates instantly without refreshing.

Task Statistics

A summary bar at the top of the task board shows:

Metric Description
Total All tasks (excluding deleted)
To Do Tasks not yet started
In Progress Tasks currently being worked on
Completed Finished tasks
Overdue Tasks past their due date that are not completed

Calendar

Accessing the Calendar

Navigate to Calendar from the left sidebar. The calendar opens in Month view by default.

Screenshot of Calendar Month View

Calendar Views

Screenshot of Calendar Week View

Switch between views using the view toggle buttons in the calendar header:

View Best For Layout
Month Planning and overview Grid of days with event dots
Week Detailed scheduling 7-day hourly timeline (7 AM – 6 PM, auto-extends for later events)
Day Focused time management Single-day hour-by-hour timeline
Year Long-term planning 12 mini-month grid with event indicators
Agenda Upcoming events at a glance Chronological list grouped by day

Event Sources

The calendar automatically combines events from multiple sources into a single unified view:

Source Color What It Shows
Custom Events User-selected color Meetings, calls, and manually created events
Task Deadlines Blue (default) Tasks with due dates from the task board
Assessment Deadlines Status-based color Assessment due dates from your engagements
Phase Milestones Status-based color LOE phase tasks and milestone dates

Status-based colors:

Status Color
Completed / Finished Green
In Progress / Scheduled Blue
In Review Orange
Backlog / Not Started Gray

Creating a Calendar Event

Screenshot of Add Event Dialog

Click on a Date or Time Slot

In Month view, click on a day cell. In Week or Day view, click on a specific time block. The Add Event dialog opens pre-filled with the selected date/time.

Alternatively, click the + New Event button in the calendar header.

Fill in Event Details

Field Required Description
Title Yes Event name (e.g., “Kickoff Call with Acme Corp”)
Responsible No The person responsible for this event (select from org members)
Attendees No Team members invited to the event (up to 50)
Start Date & Time Yes When the event begins
End Date & Time Yes When the event ends
Color No Event color (blue, green, red, yellow, purple, orange, gray)
Meeting Type No Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, or Other
Meeting Link No HTTPS URL to the meeting room
Notes No Additional details or agenda
Recurrence No None, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Custom
Recurrence End No When the recurring series should stop

Save

Click Create. The event appears on the calendar at the specified date and time. Recurring events expand across future dates automatically.

Event Details

Screenshot of Event Details Popup

Click any event on the calendar to open the Event Details popup:

  • Title and time range
  • Responsible user with avatar
  • Meeting type badge (Teams, Zoom, Google Meet)
  • Join button — opens the meeting link in a new tab
  • Description and notes
  • Attendee list with avatars
  • Working hours warning — alerts if the event falls outside 7 AM – 9 PM
  • Edit and Delete buttons

Drag and Drop Scheduling

In Month and Week views, drag events to reschedule them:

  • Month view — drag an event from one day to another to change its date
  • Week view — drag an event to a different day or time block to change both date and time

The calendar sends the date change to the server immediately. If the event is linked to a task, the task’s dates are updated to match.

Recurrence

Recurring events use the RFC 5545 RRULE standard. The system supports:

Frequency Example
Daily Every day at the same time
Weekly Every Monday at 10:00 AM
Monthly First Tuesday of every month
Custom User-defined interval (e.g., every 2 weeks)

Recurring events are expanded up to 2 years into the future, with a maximum of 100 instances per recurring series.

User Filtering

The calendar header includes a user filter dropdown. Select a specific team member to show only their events, or choose All to see the full team calendar.

Working Hours

The calendar respects configurable working hours:

Day Default Hours
Monday – Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sunday Off

Non-working hours are shaded in the Week and Day views. Events scheduled outside working hours display a warning indicator.

Customize working hours in the calendar settings (gear icon in the header).

Add events to your personal calendar

Kliper events can be pushed to your own calendar app — Apple Calendar, Outlook, or Google Calendar — so your assessment schedule lives alongside everything else.

Add a single event

Open any event and use Add to my calendar. The menu offers:

  • Download .ics (Outlook, Apple) — imports into Apple Calendar, Outlook, or any calendar app
  • Open in Google Calendar — open the event in Google’s web UI
  • When Google isn’t connected: Connect Google to add instantly. Once connected, the menu instead shows Add to my Google Calendar (one-click push) and Disconnect my calendar.

Add all your upcoming events

Click Add my events on the calendar page to download an .ics of your upcoming events, ready to import into Google, Outlook, or Apple Calendar.

Sync with Google Calendar

A workspace can connect a Google Calendar so Kliper events sync to it. This is an organization-level connection — the connected account and target calendar are shown on the calendar page to members (the per-user option is the single-event Add to my calendar above).

Cortex AI Calendar Assistant

Screenshot of Cortex scoped to the calendar

Open Cortex from the robot icon in the top navigation bar. On the calendar page it is scoped to your calendar, so it can answer schedule questions such as:

  • “What do I have this week?”
  • “Show upcoming deadlines”
  • “Any scheduling conflicts?”

Tasks and Calendar Integration

Tasks and calendar events are deeply linked:

Integration How It Works
Tasks on Calendar Any task with a due date automatically appears on the calendar as an event
Calendar to Task When you drag a task event on the calendar, the task’s start and due dates update to match
Meeting on Task Tasks can have meeting details (type, link, notes) attached — shown on the calendar event
Phase Milestones LOE phase tasks (kickoff, onsite, draft report, etc.) appear on the calendar alongside custom events

This means you can manage your assessment schedule entirely from the calendar view, with all task deadlines, milestone dates, and meetings visible in a single timeline.

Was this helpful?

Report an issue with this page
Navigation

Type to search…

↑↓ navigate↵ selectEsc close