Labels

Description of basic features

Description of label usage

Under the Labels menu item, a pre-configured list of labels is available using the project template. These can be used to tag tasks (work items or epics) and can be easily adapted to your own preferences. The labels 1_Prio, 2_Status, 4_Concept, and 5_Workflow are so-called “scoped labels”. Each task or epic can be labeled with only one label per type. This type of label can be activated using two colons (e.g., 1_Prio:: high) and is visually marked by a white right side, as shown in the image.

Example of generated content.

Overview of the previously described labels.

Label Description
1_Prio:: urgent Tasks that must be prioritized above all others
1_Prio:: high Tasks with strict deadlines that must be met
1_Prio:: medium Tasks with no or only soft deadlines, but essential for project progress
1_Prio:: low Tasks without deadlines and not essential for project progress
2_Status:: open Tasks that have not yet started
2_Status:: in progress Tasks currently being worked on
2_Status:: paused Tasks that are paused or postponed
2_Status:: in testing Tasks currently in a testing phase
2_Status:: discarded Tasks that are not completed and will not be worked on
2_Status:: completed Tasks that have been completed
3_Type: Standard Task A standard task that may include a few subtasks and can be assigned to a main task
3_Type: Subtask A subtask assigned to a main task or a standard task
3_Type: Idea Collection Not a task, but a collection of ideas, thoughts, and suggestions
4_Concept:: released Concept work items that are approved for implementation (configuration)
4_Concept:: coordination Concept work items currently being coordinated with involved individuals or bodies
4_Concept:: draft Concept work items in the drafting/concept phase
5_Workflow:: Position A Workflow labels can be used to represent work processes, for example, tasks handled by multiple people or across different subject areas. The label should be adjusted accordingly.
5_Workflow:: Position B Workflow labels can be used to represent work processes, for example, tasks handled by multiple people or across different subject areas. The label should be adjusted accordingly.

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