Symptom
You expect a property or an engagement on No Work Yet, but it is not in the list.
Likely causes
Each row below is one reason a record you expect does not show. The first three keep it off the list; the last two hide it.
Checks
- Open the record's page. If its Work panel shows work, cause 1 is the answer. A line such as “You are not on this project.” means work is running there that you are not on.
- Look at the record's status. A property that is Closed, Dead or a Sandbox is finished. An engagement is finished when it was aborted, is a Sandbox, or has every property Closed or Dead. A finished record shows no Work panel. That is cause 2.
- Read the line under the title on No Work Yet. If it says “This department has no default work, so no record is listed.” the department has no usual work at all (cause 3). If only one kind of record is listed and there are no Properties and Engagements buttons, the department has usual work for that one kind only.
- Clear Search, and look at every page of the list.
Fix
- Nothing to fix: the record has work. Find it from the record's page, or on Workflow Projects.
- Nothing to fix if the record is really finished. If its status is wrong, correct the status on the record's page.
- Ask a department manager to tick a template as the default for that kind of record, and to publish it. See Make a template the usual work.
- Select the other kind of record.
- Clear the search, or go to the next page.
You can also start work without the list: open the record and use Start work there. See Start work on a property or engagement.
Confirm it worked
The record shows in the list for its kind. If you started its work from the record's page instead, it does not show on No Work Yet: it has work now.
Who to ask
A department manager sets the usual work and can start work on any record. If none of the causes fits, ask tech, with the record's name and the department you chose. See also No Work Yet.