Overview
Task and activity reports help teams understand what follow-up work is planned, who is responsible, and where important actions may be delayed.
Typical use: These reports are useful in sales meetings, support meetings, and daily activity review.
Reports Covered
| Report | Use It For |
|---|---|
| Tasks by Assigned To Report | Review follow-up workload by the person responsible. |
| Tasks by Category Report | Review task types or business categories. |
| Tasks by Item Report | Review task activity linked to a product or service item. |
| Tasks by Job Report | Review tasks linked to a project or job. |
| Tasks by Location Report | Review activity by branch or service location. |
| Tasks by Owner Report | Review record ownership and accountability. |
| Tasks by Priority Report | Review urgent versus routine follow-up work. |
| Tasks by Status Report | Review whether activities are open, completed, or still pending. |
Common Filters
| Field Or Option | What It Means |
|---|---|
| Date / Date Range | Limits the report to the activity period being reviewed. |
| Assigned To / Owner | Focus the review on responsibility and follow-up accountability. |
| Status | Review open, completed, or pending work. |
| Priority | Separate urgent activity from routine work. |
| Category / Item / Job / Location | Review tasks from the business angle that matters most. |
When To Use Which Report
- Use by Assigned To for daily control of team workload.
- Use by Status to clear delayed or incomplete activities.
- Use by Priority to monitor urgent follow-up work.
- Use by Job or by Item when CRM work supports projects or products.
Best Practice
- Close or update tasks as soon as work is completed.
- Review overdue activities separately so urgent follow-up is not missed.
- Use these reports together with lead, opportunity, and case reports for a full CRM view.
Important: Task reports are only useful when activities are updated consistently. If the team leaves tasks open after completion, the report will overstate workload.