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How to identify completed tasks out of time?
Andy helps you determine:
a) if a task is outside of the predetermined schedule and there are items left to execute,
b) if a task has been completed outside of the established schedule.
To clarify these situations, Andy shows you a yellow or green clock, as follows:
The yellow clock means that the task is outside of the predetermined schedule and there are pending items to execute:
The green clock indicates that the task has been completed, but it has been done outside of the established schedule:
It is important to note that Andy will let us complete the task outside of the schedule as long as it does not have a Time limit configured.
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