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How to start a free workspace

Begin with a small real workflow instead of moving every company process at once. Taskending is currently available without a credit card.

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How to apply it

Create your account and company workspace. Set up the first project, its team and a few real tasks. Invite the required people with appropriate roles. Focus the first week on creation, ownership, status and outcome notes.

A concrete example

A three-person team can start with one project and five issues. The first goal is that everyone can see the next action and its owner. Add sprints or integrations after that basic flow is understood.

What to watch for

Free access does not include external AI or provider charges. The product is currently free, not a promise of unlimited service forever. Do not import another organization’s sensitive data merely for a trial.

How to check the outcome

If a teammate can create and complete an issue without assistance, the basic setup is understandable. Simplify any step that causes confusion.

Try it in your own workflow.

Create a company workspace and your first issue. Taskending is currently free.

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