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Follow-up task management with PixelKnock

Keep the next step current.

Change a follow-up time, mark completed work done and keep the reason for each change beside the property.

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Current, Future and Past Follow-ups controls in PixelKnock, showing the actual empty Current view.
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Change the plan without losing the record.

Use the saved home as the point of continuity when a follow-up moves. Update its date and time, and leave enough explanation for the next reader to understand the change.

Separate done from sold.

Mark Done clears completed task work from the default active view. The property outcome and note still explain the actual result. Undo done lets you repair a mistaken completion.

Give each task the right next state. Keep: The current arrangement still applies. Reschedule: A new time has a real reason. Complete: The intended work has been finished. Correct: The original entry was mistaken; explain the change.
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Review one changed task.

Open a real saved record, check its current schedule and confirm the next action. After an update, return to Follow-ups to verify the date window and completion state.

  • Change a time when the plan changes, not just to clear an old list.
  • Mark Done records task completion, not a sales result.
  • Explain changes that another teammate could otherwise misread.

Useful answers

Before your next session.

Does Mark Done change the homeowner outcome?

Treat task completion and the conversation outcome as separate decisions. Record what actually happened in the property activity.

Put this workflow to work.

Keep one follow-up accurate.

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