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Open the task
In Schedule, press the task on the calendar, or find it under All tasks. Its card opens.
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See what it did
The card shows how the task repeats, its Instructions and when it runs next. Ted’s Last Reply shows what he said last time.Recent Runs lists the newest runs: press Show All for more. If you’re the owner, press a run to see Ted’s steps.A task that starts when something happens also lists its Events. Each says where it stands, like waiting, handled or passed over, and why. It also says how Ted handled it and the credits it used.
3
Run it now
Press Run Now. The card says the task is starting.
4
Change it
Press Edit, and the card turns into a sheet. Make your changes, then press the check mark (Done) at the top.
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Pause it
Press Pause Task. The card marks it as paused, and it stops running until the owner presses Resume Task.
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Delete it
Press Delete Task. When the card asks if you’re sure, press Delete Task again.
Check that it worked
Your change shows on the card. A run you start shows under Recent Runs, and Ted’s reply shows on the card once he answers.Emails about your tasks
Foundable emails the owner when a task drafts something to approve, didn’t run or finish, or has an update from Ted. Each email’s button opens what needs you. If a run didn’t happen, the email says why, and when the next try is. If you ran out of credits, its button is Add credits. There’s no email when you press Run Now or pause a task yourself. To stop these emails, turn off Scheduled tasks in Notifications. Notification settings, at the bottom of each email, opens it. Where your email app shows Unsubscribe, pressing it turns them off too.If something goes wrong
For a run that didn’t happen at its time, see why a task didn’t run.“You’re out of credits. See your plan in Settings to run this task.”
“You’re out of credits. See your plan in Settings to run this task.”
Run Now needs credits. When you have more, press it again. See Get more credits when you run out.
“Paused before it started”
“Paused before it started”
Someone paused the task while this run waited to start, so Ted skipped it. To start the task again, the owner presses Resume Task.
FAQ
Can I skip one time only?
Can I skip one time only?
Not one time on its own. Pause the task, then resume it when you want it back.
What does Ted do with an email that starts a task?
What does Ted do with an email that starts a task?
He sorts it first. He passes over spam and automatic mail, and may answer a simple question with a quick reply, which waits for your OK. He works on the rest in the task’s run.
Related
Scheduled tasks
The calendar, and what Ted does in a task.
Schedule a task for Ted
Ask Ted for a task, or make one yourself.
Choose which emails you get
Choose which emails Foundable sends you.