Task Manager

From the Navigation menu: Click Tasks to create tasks and manage workflows at the workspace level.

The tasks you can create are limited to the Task Types selected as part of your workspace settings.

Create Task

Click to create a task and add it to the Gantt chart. See: Create Task

Alternatively, click to select a task in the Gantt chart and click Add subtask. See: Add Subtask

Duplicate Task

Click to create a copy of a selected task that can be modified to create a new, similar task. See Duplicate Task.

Delete Task

Click to delete the currently selected task. You will be prompted to confirm the deletion.

Deleted tasks are removed from the Gantt Chart and will be listed in the Recycle Bin where users with the requisite permissions can Restore or Purge them.

Edit Task

To edit a task, double-click on a task in the Tasks List or the Gantt Chart. See: Edit

Task Duration & Progress

To view the duration and progress of a task, hover your mouse over the task to see a summary:

Progress is also shown on the task bars themselves:

An Example Workflow

A Block model update (task) is created by a Resource Geologist in Nexus. He or she splits this task into the following sub tasks:

1. Update drillhole database

2. Update interpretation strings and wireframes

3. Re-estimate block model

Each sub task is the responsibility of a different Nexus user:

Task	Activities
1. Update database
	User 1 receives a notification of his or her task and downloads new drillhole data samples from Nexus (this might be in any format, for example, Excel) to a local Micromine project. In the local Micromine project, User 1 imports and validates this new data and uses the data to update an existing drillhole database. Still in the local Micromine project, User 1 uploads the updated drillhole database files to Nexus.
2. Update strings and wireframes
	User 2 receives a notification of his or her task, and downloads the updated drillhole database files from Nexus to his or her local Micromine project. User 2 performs string interpretation and creates a wireframe from them and then uploads the new wireframe to Nexus.
3. Re-estimate the block model
	The Resource Geologist receives notification that a new wireframe and assay data have been uploaded. He or she downloads those files from Nexus to their local Micromine project and updates a blank block model file from the new wireframe to perform a re-estimation of the block model. The Resource Geolgist can then close the task as complete. The owner of the block model (for example, Mine Planner, receives notification that the block model has been updated.