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No Work Yet

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No Work Yet

A department's properties and engagements that have no work yet, each with Start work.

What you need to know

No Work Yet lists the properties and engagements that are still in progress but have no work. It shows one at a time, and only the kinds of record that department has usual work for. Each row has Start work, which starts the record's usual work. When the work starts, the record leaves the list.

How to get here

In the left menu, open WorkFlow PM and select No Work Yet. The list is for a department's managers. The address keeps the department, the kind of record, the search and the page, so a link you send opens the same list.

What is on this screen

The line under the title counts the records with no work, for example "3 properties and 2 engagements with no work yet". Department at the top right picks the department. It offers only the departments you manage.

Search finds a property by its name, its address or its engagement's name, and an engagement by its name. When the department has usual work for both kinds of record, two buttons, Properties and Engagements, each with its count, switch the list between them.

No Work Yet · Properties

Example · sample data

Property
Engagement
Type
Status

Willow Creek Business Center

Example Holdings — 2026 portfolio review

Tax Advisory
Data Entry

Cedar Point Warehouse

Example Partners — 2026 acquisition

Tax Advisory
Analysis

12 Sample Lane, Springfield

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Scoping

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Every live property has work.
  1. The record. The arrow beside it opens the property.
  2. Its engagement. The arrow beside it opens the engagement. A dash means the property has none.
  3. Status. The property’s status, as its own page shows it.
  4. Start work. Shows the usual work for this record, ticked, and starts it when you confirm.
Column
What it shows
Property
The property’s name, or its address when it has no name.
Engagement
The engagement the property is in. A dash when it is in none.
Type
The property’s type.
Status
The property’s status.
Properties in progress
On the engagements list: how many of the engagement’s properties are still in progress.
(button)
Start work on every row.
No records

The newest records come first, 50 to a page.

What you can do here

Start work asks first. It lists the record's usual work, ticked. For a property whose engagement has no work either, it also offers the engagement's usual work.

Work panel · Start work

Example · sample data

  1. The usual work. Ticked. Untick what you do not want to start.
  2. Start work. Starts everything ticked. A message at the bottom right says what started.
  3. Cancel. Closes the question and starts nothing.

Who can do what here

A department manager sees the list for each department they manage. A company administrator sees it for every department. Anyone else who opens the page sees only the line “This list is for a department's managers.”

Here, Start work starts a record's usual work only. A manager starts other kinds of work from the record's own page. See Who can see and do what.

Things to know

  • "In progress" means not finished: a property that is Closed, Dead or a Sandbox is not listed, and nor is an engagement that was aborted, is a Sandbox, or has every property Closed or Dead.
  • "No work" means no running on the record itself, in any department. A canceled project does not count, so a record whose only work was canceled is listed again.
  • A property and its engagement each have their own usual work. A property is listed even when its engagement has work, and the other way round.
  • The usual work is the template ticked as the default for that kind of record. A department with none lists nothing, and the line under the title says “This department has no default work, so no record is listed.” See Make a template the usual work.
  • If the record got work while the list was open, Start work shows a message, Nothing to start, and the list reads again.

Good to know

A record you expect is missing? See A record is not on No Work Yet.