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Starting a Task

We've made it easy to know when a task is ready:

  • Look for the "Start" button.

  • If the task is listed under Today's Plan, is not greyed out, and the Start button is visible—you're good to go.

Just press Start to begin.

Each form is designed to be simple and straightforward. You'll usually see:

  • A progress bar (grey with green highlight)

  • A question or prompt

  • Response options based on the question type

Your navigation buttons include:

  • Red X to exit (changes to white back arrow after first screen)

  • Green forward arrow (active after responding)

  • Green check mark (appears on final screen to submit)

We'll go over the different types of responses next.

Understanding Question Types

Forms may include a variety of question types. Here's what to expect:

  • Single Choice – Select one option

  • Multiple Choice – Select all that apply

  • Free Text – Type your response

  • Numerical – Choose a number

  • Date/Time – Pick a date or time

  • Scales – Click along a scale to show your response

Some questions may include follow-ups based on your answers.

Example of different question types

Reviewing Responses

Need to go back and check something? No problem.

  • Use the back arrow to revisit earlier questions

  • Your answers are saved and editable

  • You'll pick up right where you left off

Exiting the Form

Pressing the red X will delete all your responses. If you exit this way, you'll need to start the form again later.

Signing an Affidavit

Some forms may include an affidavit. Instead of signing, just check the box to confirm. Then press the green check mark to submit.

Submitting a Form

Some forms won't include an affidavit. In those cases, here's how submission works:

  • On the final screen, press the green check mark

  • A confirmation screen will appear while your responses are submitted

  • You'll return to the dashboard once submission is complete

  • Repeat the process for each scheduled task

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