# Task types

In SprintHub, you can better organize and customize your activities by creating **specific task types** for your operation. This feature allows you to differentiate requests, making management easier and bringing more clarity to your team.

✨ **Practical example:**\
A company can create task types **Meeting**, **Call**, **Visit** or **Presentation**, making monitoring much more efficient.

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### How to create a Task Type

1. **Go to Settings** ⚙️
   * Click **“Find Services → General → Tasks”**
   * Or click the ✅ icon in the upper right corner of the screen
2. **Add a new Type** ➕
   * Choose a **Board** to create your new task type
   * Click **“Task Types”** and then **“+ Add Type”**
   * Set a **First name** (e.g.: Client Meeting)
   * If you wish, set a **default task type for the Board**. That way, all tasks created will follow that default.
3. **Save and Use** 💾
   * After saving, the new type will be available for selection when creating tasks
   * Each user will be able to better classify their activities, keeping operations more organized

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### 🎥 Tutorial Video

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### Benefits of Creating Task Types

✅ Clear organization of requests\
✅ More accurate reports\
✅ Better control of the team's time\
✅ Ease in identifying priorities

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### Conclusion

Creating task types in SprintHub is a simple yet powerful way to customize your operation. By correctly classifying your activities, you ensure **more productivity and efficiency** for the whole team 🚀.


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