1
Quick scan
Convert requests into tasks without dropping client, project, urgency, or source context along the way.
Requests
Tasks
Client and project links
Task history
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Overview
The fastest way to lose client context is to copy a request into a task title and leave the original behind. Flopinio keeps the request linked so execution can trace back to the ask.
3
Review the request first
Confirm the client, project, summary, urgency, and source. If the request is still vague, run triage or ask a clarifying question before creating the task.
4
Convert when the work is executable
A task should describe the deliverable, owner, status, priority, and due date. The linked request preserves the source and rationale.
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Track time against the task
When the task is billable, start the timer from the task or link manual time entries afterward. That time can later be imported into the invoice.
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Next steps
Read Requests.
Read Tasks.
Common Questions
Can one request become multiple tasks?
Yes, split the work when multiple owners or deliverables are involved.
Should I delete the request after conversion?
No. Keep it as provenance for the task and later invoice context.
Open the related workspace surface
Use the linked product area after reviewing the page guidance and permission notes.