Put a Started Task on Pause (MOP 2.0)

Put a Started Task on Pause (MOP 2.0)


An employee might put a task on pause for various reasons, such as needing to address an urgent matter, waiting for necessary resources, or encountering an unexpected obstacle. Pausing a task allows the employee to temporarily halt progress while ensuring that the task's status is accurately reflected in the system.
Path: My Tasks

1. Click on the eye on the left side of the task.



2. Click on Pause.

    • Related Articles

    • First Steps Guidebook (MOP 2.0)

      This guide provides you with the initial and primary steps to commence using MOP 2.0. - It is available in english. - Está disponible en español. - Il est disponible en français.

    • Deep Clean Task List Report (MOP 2.0)

      The Deep Clean Task List gives statistical data of all deep cleans done in rooms and common areas. The report is available in PDF or Excel. Path: Reports > Select Weekly or Monthly > Deep Clean Task List 1. and 2. Data documented for Guest Rooms and ...

    • Disinfect Clean Hskp Task Checklist (MOP 2.0)

      Assigning tasks to individuals is typically quite straightforward. Each task has a well-defined name, usually clear enough for the assignee to understand what needs to be accomplished in accordance with property protocols and guidelines. However, ...

    • Edit a Task (MOP 2.0)

      Editing a task entails making changes to any aspect of the task, whether it's the priority, status, or check-out time. Those updates can be performed in several sections such as "RA Monitor" (for changes related to the assigned individual) and "Edit ...

    • Delete a Task (MOP 2.0)

      Deleting a task is as simple as two clicks: select the task and then save. Path: Edit Tasks > Tasks Update 1. In the "Tasks Update" tab, mark the checkbox in the "Del" column for the task you wish to delete. For tracking and safety purposes, a ...