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Your sheet, with one thing added — where each task actually is right now.

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Today's tasks

Everything with a deadline of today — the shortlist to clear before the day ends.

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Decisions nobody else can make

Your call

Scope, money, and whether we do something at all. Not Neha's or Arjun's to decide — so they stop here instead of quietly sitting in a queue.

Why this list exists

Your Google Ads row sat 137 days because it was in a client-service queue, and it was never a client-service decision. Arjun could chase it. He could not end it. Only you can — and nobody ever put it in front of you.

Three ways out: give it a date, hand it back with an instruction, or drop it.

My Time

Tap to start, switch client, take a break, or finish — the hours add themselves up.

Team Time

Who's working right now, and everyone's hours — pick a period to look back.

Content desk · Team-only

Social Media

Every client's plan, calendar and created content — where each one stands, at a glance.

Studio · Team-only

Photo Editing

Every shoot Bharat Sir has handed over: how many images came in, how many are done, and which step each job is on.

Studio · Team-only

Photo Shoots

Plan every client's shoot and move it Shoot → Editing → Ready to share → Shared with client.

Studio · Team-only

Shoots Dashboard

How the photo & video shoots are moving — load per person, by client, and what's overdue.

Client service

Follow-ups

Your own private follow-up list — only you see this. Not linked to any client task.

Client service

Client Meetings

Monthly (offline) + weekly (Zoom) per client — mark held, write the minutes, turn action items into tasks.

Client service

Weekly Win

What went RIGHT this week. Everything else in here tracks what is late — this is the other half. Client service writes it; Manish and Dhruv read it.

Clients

Every client's whole picture in one place — tasks, social, shoots, meetings and time.

Client service

My queue

Everything sitting with you, in one table. You are the gate — check it and send it, or get a second pair of eyes first.

WhereProjectTaskWhoSitting What you can do
Pankaj Sir · quality

Sent to me

Only what a client-service person specifically asked you to look at. Nothing else lands here.

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AIRON

Your work with us

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Waiting for you
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In progress
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Everything we are doing for you. Anything in red is waiting for you.

What has happened

Every time a piece of your work moves, it appears here. You do not have to ask where anything is.

AIRON

Needs your approval

Approve and we release it today. Ask for changes and it goes straight back.

WorkWaiting sinceYour answer

Later — once the WhatsApp business account is approved, the same approval arrives here too. For now everything is in the app.

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Notifications

Every handoff, every share, every overdue.

Dashboard

Brand OS — studio report

📷 Photo Shoots — track every shoot & edit

Tasks: open · overdue · closed

Overdue — whose court

Open work by team

Loadvs a normal week

Time worked per clientthis month

Every task

#TaskClientTeamWhoDeadline WhereAgainst the dateSat
Set once, never typed again

Work that repeats

Roughly a third of your design volume is predictable months ahead. Somebody types it in fresh every time — and when they forget, it is late before it starts.

On a date, every month

In your sheet the same job appears as “2 Week SM”, “August 2 week sm with festival” and “AUGUST LAST 2 WEEK SM WITH FESTVALS”. Three spellings, one job.

Festival calendar

Load festivals once with a lead time. Six weeks before Diwali, creative tasks appear for every client who does festive work — dated, assigned, in the right department.

Nothing just disappears

Delivered

Everything that finished, and what actually became of it. A task that closes and vanishes teaches you nothing six months later.

What it wasClientMeant forWhere it went WhoClosed

Where it went is captured at the moment of closing, not guessed afterwards. When it differs from what it was meant for, the row says so.

Client updates

Written for you.
Waiting for a yes.

Built from the rows that moved this week — what was delivered, what is with the client, what is still running, and when they will hear from you next.

The pipeline feeds this now, instead of two tick boxes.

Quick answers

Twelve questions you actually ask, each worked out from your own rows — not a guess, and never anything your role cannot already see.

Brand OS
Task System