Tasks and bookings

How local tasks are intended to work

The planned journey from posting a task to confirmed completion.

Before public access

The TaskNord platform is private and in active development. The description below explains the product direction, not a public service you can sign up for today.

The intended task journey

  1. A poster describes the task, location and relevant scope.
  2. The task passes necessary checks before becoming active and visible.
  3. Other users can find relevant tasks, including through a map-based view.
  4. A user can accept the task and follow it through completion.
  5. When the work is finished, the relevant parties can confirm completion.
  6. The task leaves active availability after the required confirmations are recorded.

Capabilities that are not ready

Payments, more extensive identity checks, BankID, a protected settlement model, travel information and priority visibility are planned or being considered for later phases.

Do not arrange payment or share sensitive information based on an expectation that these capabilities already exist.

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