Within Teamwork.com, you can use email commands for different actions when replying to comment notifications via email.
You can reply to an email notification with commands for specific actions:
- #like - this adds a Like on the comment you're replying to and posts your text as a new comment.
- #unfollow - you'll be removed as a follower from that item.
If you are replying to a comment on a task or a milestone, there are further commands you can add to your reply which will affect the task or milestone:
- To complete a task or milestone, use one of the following:
- #Complete
- #Completed
- #Done
- To reopen a completed task or milestone, use one of the following:
- #Uncomplete
- #Reopen
- #Open
- #Notdone
- #Reopened
- Add tags by using #tag1 #tag2
- Assign or reassign using #reassign @user or #assign @user (this works with multiple users)
- Log time (on a task or project):
- Send [time] as part of the reply, for example:
- [1h]
- [1m]
- [1h 25m]
- [1.5]
- [1:30]
- Add any text in {} for a time log description e.g: {This is the description for the time log}. This is an optional extra.
- If notification email relates to a task, then the time is logged against that task.
- If notification email does not relate to a task, the time is logged against the project.
Tips
- including #end on a new line in a reply prevents your email signature from being included in your comment added to the thread.
- Even without #end, if your signature has images, Teamwork.com will remove the images once our system can see that they are used repeatedly.
- You can also use any of the commands mentioned above in the body of a comment when you are commenting through the editor directly in the browser.
For more information, see: Replying to Messages and Comments from Your Email