> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.assuric.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Tasks: Overview > A task is the work that satisfies a framework's requirement. See where to find your tasks, what opening one shows you, and where to go next. **Quick summary** * Every task comes with guidance and, usually, a suggested action. * Find every task on the **Tasks** page under **Compliance**, or one framework's tasks on its **Tasks** tab. * One task can satisfy requirements in several frameworks, so completing it once counts everywhere it's mapped. ## Find your tasks Open **Compliance** → **Tasks** for the full list, or a framework's **Tasks** tab for just its own. To see only yours, filter by *My tasks*. ## What happens when you open a task A requirement is what a framework asks for, and a task is the work that meets it. Click a task to open its sheet. Read the guidance and take the suggested action (most tasks have one), and the task moves towards Completed. A task sheet showing the guidance panel, the Status, Due Date and Assignees fields, and a Suggested Actions panel with Generate Document and Add Document buttons *Mapped Requirements* lists every requirement the task satisfies. Complete the task once and it counts everywhere it's mapped. ## What's in this section | Page | Covers | | - | - | | [Task categories and statuses](/tasks/categories-and-states) | The categories tasks are grouped into, the type each task carries, and what each of the four statuses means | | [Product-specific tasks](/tasks/product-specific-tasks) | Tasks you complete once per product, adding the ones a product is missing, and what happens when you remove a product | | [Completing a task](/tasks/completing-a-task) | Reading the guidance, taking the suggested action, and generating documents in bulk | | [Task management](/tasks/task-management) | Filtering, assigning owners, due dates and recurrence, and commenting | | [Creating custom tasks](/tasks/creating-custom-tasks) | Adding a task Assuric's defaults don't cover, and mapping it to a requirement | ## What's covered elsewhere | Covers | Where | | - | - | | How a requirement's status is worked out from its tasks | [Framework progress](/frameworks/tracking-and-mapping) | | Mapping frameworks to a product, which is what brings in its product tasks | [Adding a product](/getting-started/adding-a-product) | | Getting notified about comments and overdue tasks | [What triggers a notification](/notifications/what-triggers-a-notification) | ## Related articles What a task satisfies, and how the two are mapped. How mapping a framework to a product brings in its tasks. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.