Here are the available sabotages on The Skeld, and what they do: There are cooldowns on each, so you need to find the perfect time to strike, and make the most of the opportunity.
Imposters can sabotage the Crewmates' efforts by opening their map and clicking on one of the red icons on the screen. The cameras display a red light when in use, so keep an eye out for these when playing as the Imposter to avoid getting caught. It's a good idea to stop by this room on your way to other tasks. Routinely checking these via the terminal in Security could see you catching an Imposter in the act, or noticing a dead body before another Crewmate finds it. It features security cameras that show you a live feed of specific zones. That's because it's a great place to get to grips with Among Us' tasks, and try your hand as a devious Imposter.
All the information that they need can be put into the task description and/or custom fields, and the Responsible person can note the stages as the Task is completed and the CRM object will reflect the changes at each stage according to the automation set up, including notifying the Salesperson who is waiting for progress in the task.įYI: The Business Process ID number is in the Business Process builder page's URL.The Skeld is the oldest map in Among Us, and it's ideal for new players. When the Task's Responsible person needs not to have access to the CRM object at all. This can be useful in cases wh ere special attention concerning the Task is required.Ĥ. However, if the Responsible person marks the Task itself as Complete (that's a task status, by the way, not a stage), then the task Creator will indeed be required to approve it. In short, the Responsible person can be allowed to close the Task by moving it to a Stage fr om which a task automation runs a BP on the CRM object and then marks the Task status as "Complete" (Finished). Task automation and triggering of BPs on CRM items is extremely useful in conjuction with the "Task Approval" feature. So this is especially useful when users work primarily engaged in the Task interface and it is desirable not to have them going back and forth to the CRM.ģ. Out-of-the-box, completion of checklist items cannot be used as an event to trigger or affect automations. Task stages can serve as a replacement for Checklists. Naturally, as many outcomes of the task as you need can be represented by task stages.Ģ. Just create Task stages called, for example, "Successful" and "Failed" and have each run a corresponding BP. For those familiar with the Bitrix24 automations, you know that there is no current way to have the success or failure of a task to be noted in a Business Process (BP) - or at least easily. When the result of the task affects whether or not the CRM Lead or Deal should continue in the sales process or not. There are 4 scenarios where this action can be particularly useful:ġ.
#Polus tasks professional
Note that this application is available only in the Professional version of Bitrix24 (or on Bitrix24 On-premise versions) Use the Business Processes "ID" number (which you can find in the URL of the BP's page, See Image 3), to indicate which Business Process should be run. Thus, a different process, or multiple processes, can be triggered on the attached CRM object in each task stage.
Tasks that are attached to Leads, Contacts, Companies, Deals or Orders can trigger automations (business processes) on the attached CRM object. This is a paid app with a yearly cost of $100. This application installs a new action available in the Task Automation interface which allows selection of which business process to be run on the CRM object that is associated with the given task.
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