You can add tasks to your Power.ME account by sending an email to your own Power.ME email address, which is unique to your account. You can find this email address on the Power.ME Web App in the drop down menu under your account name.
There are a few ways of removing a task from your task list:
Organize your tasks into projects and folders so you can make sure you’re getting everything done.
You can use filters to organize tasks by the place or person needed to get the task done. For example, tasks with a “Boss” filter could be tasks you need to do with your boss; “Computer” tasks could be those you need your PC or laptop to complete.
A task’s status refers to where it is in terms of completion. Depending on your settings, possible statuses are None, Assigned, Accepted, Declined, In Progress, On Hold, Canceled, Ready for Review, and Complete. Most of these options are for letting your team members know about where the task is going. You can change a task’s status from the Task Details window or from any list that contains the task, but the options available are a little different for each method. From Task Details
Priority levels provide another way for you to organize your tasks and keep yourself on track.
Setting start dates and due dates allows you to add tasks to any calendar your device can access and allows Power.ME to give you reminders.
Once you’ve set start and due dates for your task, you can add it to any calendar your device has access to.
Assigning tasks to your team members allows you to delegate efficiently and stay notified on and review the task’s status. NOTE: To assign a task you must be a subscribed Power.ME Sync & Share user.
Adding notes can help you and your team members stay on the same page when it comes to collaborative tasks.
When a task is assigned to you, you can’t edit its Notes, but that doesn’t mean you can’t add collaborative thoughts to it. Every task, project, and folder has a comment area where all team members can voice their thoughts.
Reviewing a task follows the same steps as marking a task as complete. The only difference is that it can only happen when one of your team members tries to mark a task you assigned to them as complete. They can only mark a task as ready for review (when a task is ready for review, a white checkmark appears in its checkbox).