Sistava

Your Employee Get More Efficient

Improvement · 2026-07-31

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Your employee checks in on its own schedule to see whether anything on its board needs moving. Until now it did that even when nothing had changed since the last look, which meant paying for a full check-in to be told there was nothing to do. It now compares the board against the one it last worked through. If the tasks and their statuses are identical, the check-in is skipped before any thinking happens, and it costs you nothing. The schedule stays on. The moment a task appears, moves, changes status, or stops waiting on you, the next check-in runs as normal, and you can see the skipped ones with their reason under Recent Triggers on the schedule.

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