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An error occurred while saving the comment Anonymous commentedIt is rather shocking to me that this was never considered. I just lost a LOT of valuable time trying to recreate a list of things inside a task. and this was not a the first time it happened to me. But it wasn't until i just lost all this data that i called support and learned the ugly truth. I just thought i clicked the wrong thing - when in fact all i did was click in the grey menu column to the left of the notes box.
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Many times my team is asking me as the advisor a question about a task. Many times I have to strongly resist the urge to just send a reply via email to notification. I do not live in Redtail. My day is with clients and on other activities essential to my business. Needless to say its a very busy schedule. If i am not already logged in to RT and even if I am It takes precious time to have to navigate to that activity in clients file and reply. If i send just the email for the more involved tasks that are complicated or just take time to execute I risk oversights and mistakes that could be avoided. Documenting in our business is essential. And so is efficiency, lest we get hasty.