> ## 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. # Task management > Filter a long task list down, assign owners, set due dates and recurring schedules, and comment on tasks. **Quick summary** * A task can have one or more owners, a due date and a recurring schedule. * You assign a task to people, not to roles or groups. * A recurring task's due date moves forward by one interval each time you complete it. ## Find the tasks you need Narrow a long task list with these controls: * **Filter tasks** searches every category at once. * The filter row narrows the list further, and the funnel icon reveals a second row. * **Clear all** resets every filter across both rows. * The two view buttons switch between tasks grouped by category and one flat list. * **View** lets you reorder or hide columns. The Tasks filter rows showing My tasks, Status, Assignee and Products filters, a second row with Frameworks, Type, Priority and Category, and a Clear all control ## Assign owners Assign a task to one or more people, not roles or groups: * **One task:** use its *Owners* column, or *Assignees* on its sheet. * **In bulk:** use the header checkbox to select every task in a category, then apply a bulk action. The Setup task list with the bulk-select header checkbox, an assigned owner avatar on one row, and an unassigned People button on another row [Product-specific tasks](/tasks/product-specific-tasks) also carry the product they belong to, which is set when the task is created. ## Set a due date and recurrence Any task can have a due date, and a recurring schedule suits work that comes round again, such as a backup restore test every 6 months. On the task's sheet, click the circular-arrows icon next to *Due Date* to open *Task Schedule*. Set the *Due Date*, then pick a *Recurrence* if the task repeats. Leave it on *No schedule* for one-off work, then click **Update**. The Task Schedule dialog with an overdue Due Date shown in red, a Recurrence dropdown set to No schedule, and an Update button A scheduled task's sheet shows a *Repeat* row, and completing a recurring task moves its due date forward by one interval. A due date that has passed shows in red, on the sheet and in the task list. ## Comment on a task A task's sheet shows how many comments are unresolved in *Comments*. * To write a comment, click **Add comment** to open the task's comments, then **New Comment**. * Type @ to mention someone. They're notified according to their *Comments and Mentions* settings. * To find what still needs an answer, filter the thread by *Unsolved*, *Resolved* or *For You*. The Task Comments panel showing the task summary, a search box, Exclude Replies, For You, Unsolved, Resolved and All filters, a New Comment button, and a comment mentioning a teammate with one reply **What we recommend** Before someone leaves, filter by *Assignee* to find their tasks and hand them on, then [offboard them](/people/offboarding-and-deactivating). ## Related articles Choose how you hear about mentions, replies and overdue tasks. Read the guidance and take the suggested action. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.