Modules — overview & customisation
Add, rename, reorder, archive, and configure modules in your group.
Modules — overview and customisation
Modules are the building blocks of a TASKTOGO group. Each module adds a structured section to your group for a different type of work.
Built-in module types
| Module | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Tasks | To-do lists, work items, deadlines, assignees |
| Calendar | Shared schedule, events, recurring meetings |
| Members | Group roster, roles, contact details |
| Files | Shared file library with folder organisation |
| Messages | Real-time group chat |
| Custom | A blank canvas for any structured data using custom fields |
Add a module to a group
- Open your group.
- Click + Add module at the bottom of the sidebar.
- Choose the module type.
- Give the module a name (optional — each type has a default name).
- Click Add.
The new module appears immediately in the sidebar.
Rename or reorder modules
- Rename: Right-click the module in the sidebar → Rename.
- Reorder: Drag and drop modules in the sidebar to change the order.
Custom fields (Tasks and Custom modules)
You can add custom fields to capture structured information specific to your workflow:
- Open the Tasks module → Settings (⚙️ icon) → Custom fields.
- Click + Add field.
- Choose a type: Text, Number, Date, Select (dropdown), Multi-select, Checkbox, Person.
- Give the field a name.
- All tasks in this module will show the new field.
Hide or archive a module
- Right-click the module in the sidebar.
- Select Archive module.
Archived modules are hidden from the main sidebar but all content is preserved. Admins can restore them from Group settings → Archived modules.
Delete a module
- Go to Group settings → Modules.
- Click Delete next to the module you want to remove.
- Confirm in the dialog.
Deleting a module permanently deletes all its content. This cannot be undone.
Module permissions
Members can view and create content in all modules by default. Admins can restrict access:
- Open the module → Settings → Permissions.
- Set to Admins only to prevent regular members from creating items.
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