Every task arrives with a first draft.
Tasks come from campaigns, fixes and meetings, each with a first draft already started, so your team edits rather than starts.
Sample agency and clients. Every name and figure on screen is made up.
Tasks in RocMode for Agencies arrive with a first draft already started, follow one spine from brief to publish, and wait for a person at the guard step before anything goes out.
Three things to notice on Tasks.
Sample agency and clients. Every name and figure on screen is made up.
Eleven task briefs open across five clients. Six are due this week. Two drafts came in from Roc overnight and sit in the reviewer queue with their checks already run.
A task list of blank boxes.
Every task with a first take, on one desk.
Three steps. A person approves the last one.
A task is created from a plan, a meeting or by hand
It arrives with a draft
Edit, approve, done
Tasks works on Kept.
Every feature in RocMode for Agencies lifts one stage of the Selection Ladder, the seven things that must hold for a buyer to choose a business.
What needs you today, the money, the team, the brand.
What agencies ask about Tasks.
Also in the product: Task types.
Does every task get a draft?
Most do. The output type decides which studio drafts it.
Can I assign tasks?
Yes, to anyone on the team.
Does it replace our PM tool?
For client work, often. Keep it if you need resource scheduling.
