Software Engineering

Streamline Your Workflow: Introducing Inbox and Tasks in WorkStory

We're in an era where efficiency isn't just a buzzword – it's the backbone of successful team management. That's why we're excited to announce a significant update to WorkStory that will redefine how you navigate your workday: the new Inbox and Tasks features.
Published on
March 2024

We're in an era where efficiency isn't just a buzzword – it's the backbone of successful team management. That's why we're excited to announce a significant update to WorkStory that will redefine how you navigate your workday: the new Inbox and Tasks features.

A New Chapter in Productivity

At WorkStory, we believe that managing a team should be an empowering experience, not a challenging one. With our latest update, you can say goodbye to the days of missed notifications and scattered to-do lists. Welcome to a world where your next step is always clear.

The Power of Inbox

Our new Inbox feature is more than a notification center; it's your personal command center. It prioritizes what matters most, so you can focus on leading your team without the noise of less critical tasks.

Redefining Tasks

Tasks are now integrated directly into your Inbox, providing a dynamic checklist that's tailored to your needs. From completing performance reviews to giving timely feedback, your objectives are laid out with clarity and purpose.

Why We're Excited

This update isn't just about adding new features; it's about enhancing the WorkStory experience:

  • Keep up with reviews like a pro
  • Nail those performance evaluations without breaking a sweat
  • Offer feedback that propels your team forward
  • Sharpen your goals with laser precision
  • Build review relationships that foster growth

Check It Out

We could tell you about it, but we'd rather you see it for yourself. Here's a sneak peek at what the new WorkStory inbox looks like:

Tasks and Inbox in WorkStory

Ready to Jump In?

The new Inbox and Tasks features are just the beginning. We're committed to continuous improvement and innovation. If you’re already a WorkStory user, log in now to explore the new features.

If you’re not yet with us, let’s change that - contact us and see how WorkStory can transform your team's efficiency.

The future of team management is here, and it’s called WorkStory. Let's write a success story together.

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Whenever you’re ready, here are 4 ways WorkStory can help you:

  1. The WorkStory Platform: Our all-in-one performance management solution. WorkStory makes it easy to gather continuous feedback, run 360 reviews, and track team progress—all in one place. Perfect for teams looking to move beyond traditional performance reviews.
  2. The Performance Review Builder Tool: Create customized performance reviews that fit your organization’s unique needs. Tailor the reviews to each role, streamline the review process, and focus on growth-oriented feedback.
  3. Performance Review Templates: Access a library of pre-built, best-in-class performance review templates that are ready to use. Whether you need templates for leadership, team members, or cross-functional roles, we’ve got you covered.
  4. HR Document Templates: From onboarding checklists to change management guides, our HR templates are designed to save time and ensure consistency across your organization. Simply download, customize, and implement.
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