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Taskade for Remote Teams

Keep your remote team on the same page with Taskade's collaboration features.

Updated over 3 months ago

Managing a remote team comes with its own set of challenges—communication gaps, coordination issues, and keeping everyone on the same page. Taskade is here to make remote work smoother, more connected, and productive by providing the tools your team needs to work together effectively, no matter where they are.

Here are a few tips & tricks that will help you get started. 👇

Why Taskade Is Perfect for Your Remote Team

  • Real-time collaboration: Work together instantly on tasks, documents, and projects. Whether you’re brainstorming ideas, editing files, or tracking progress, your team can collaborate in real-time, just like you’re in the same room.

  • Cross-platform access: Taskade works on web, desktop, and mobile. Your team stays connected, whether they’re working from home, at a cafe, or on the go.

  • Built-in video chat: Hold meetings, check-ins, or live collaboration sessions directly in Taskade. No need to switch between different apps to stay in touch.

  • Organized workspaces: Create structured workspaces for different teams or projects. Everyone has quick access to what they need, when they need it.

  • Smart Automation & AI Assistants: Automate repetitive tasks and streamline workflows with AI agents to free up your team’s time for more important work.

Setting Up Your Remote Team Workspace

Let’s start by creating a dedicated workspace for your remote team. This will be your central hub where everything happens. Then, we’ll organize it with folders.

Step 1: Create a Shared Workspace

💡 Note: Sharing a workspace doesn't automatically grant members access to all folders inside it. You need to do this manually (see the next step).

Step: 2 Add Folders

You can use folders to categorize different aspects of your team's workflow.

There are many ways to organize a workspace with folders. Here is some inspiration:

Scenario 1: Project-Centric Organization

If your team works on multiple projects simultaneously, this structure will ensure that everything related to a specific project is neatly grouped together.

🗂️ Folder Name

🔤 Description

Project Alpha

Store all tasks, timelines, files, and updates for Project Alpha.

Project Beta

Everything related to Project Beta, including milestones and docs.

Project Gamma

Keep tasks, reports, and communication for Project Gamma here.

Design & Assets

Centralized folder for design files and visual assets across projects.

Client Communications

Logs of all client interactions and feedback for easy reference.

Scenario 2: Area-Centric Organization

This structure is ideal if your team is organized around specific roles or areas of responsibility, with each group focusing on different aspects of the work.

🗂️ Folder Name

🔤 Description

Product Development

Store tasks, documents, and progress updates for the dev team.

Marketing & Outreach

Organize campaigns, content, and social media strategies.

Customer Support

Keep logs of customer queries, support tickets, and responses.

Operations & Admin

Centralized folder for HR, finance, and administrative tasks.

General Resources

Share team-wide resources, like guidelines, templates, and policies.

Start a Call with Your Team

Remote work doesn’t mean you have to lose the personal touch of face-to-face communication. With Taskade’s built-in video and voice call features, you can easily start a call with your team directly within the app.

💡 Note: During the call, you can continue collaborating on the project with your team, managing tasks, sharing documents, and taking notes in real-time.

Automate Your Remote Team's Workflow

The Automation feature will help keep your team aligned and productive with less manual work, no matter where your team is located.

    • Go to the Automations tab in your workspace or folder.

    • Click the Add automation button.

    • Click Start from scratch or choose a template.

    • Click ➕ Add Trigger, select one of the triggers, and configure it.

    • Click ➕ Add Action, select one of the actions, and configure it.

    • Add as many additional steps as needed and click Save changes (top-right).

Here are a few automation workflows you can start with:

Automation Flow 1: Daily Team Check-In

Purpose: Gather and organize team check-ins for better visibility.

⏩ Steps

🔤 Detail

Trigger

New Response (Google Forms)

Action 1

Create Project From Template: Start a project using the "Daily Check-Ins" template.

Action 2

Add Task: Create a task in the "Daily Check-Ins" project with the response details.

Action 3

Assign Task: Assign the task to the team lead for review before the daily check-in meeting.

Action 4

Generate with AI: Use Taskade AI to generate a summary of the submitted check-ins.

Action 5

Send channel message (Slack): Notify the team in the Slack channel that all check-ins are received and logged.

Action 6

Send email (Gmail): Send a summary of the check-ins to the team lead and relevant members.

Automation Flow 2: Gathering and Acting on Client Feedback

Purpose: Simplify the process of collecting client feedback.

⏩ Steps

🔤 Detail

Trigger

New Submission (Typeform)

Action 1

Generate with AI: Use Taskade AI to generate a summary of the submission and create a list of follow-up actions.

Action 2

Add Task: Add the list of AI-generated actions to the "Client Feedback" project.

Action 3

Assign Task: Delegate tasks to the appropriate team members.

Action 4

Generate with AI: Generate a response to the Typeform submission.

Action 5

Send email (Gmail): Automatically send an AI-generated email to the client.

Automation Flow 3: Remote Team Member Onboarding

Purpose: Facilitate a seamless onboarding experience for new remote team members.

⏩ Steps

🔤 Detail

Trigger

New Response (Google Forms)

Action 1

Create Project From Template: Create a project using the "Remote Onboarding" template to set up an onboarding process with a set of tasks for the new employee.

Action 3

Send a direct message to a user (Slack): Send a welcome message to the new team member on Slack.

Action 4

Send email (Gmail): Send a welcome email to the new team member.

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