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With the +[TaskDock Plugin|http://www.taskdock.com/product/index.jsp]+ you can easily assign targeted actions like commenting on content or threads, adding or updating an attachment, editing a page, adding a page, or a general task right from any Confluence page. Seamlessly complete tasks within Confluence by clicking simple action links or by replying to certain emails to comment or upload attachments. Regardless of how you do it, smart follow-up tracks what you complete, so you can focus on doing actions versus managing tasks.
h5. Confluence as an Intranet
Confluence pages are great for collaborating on the agenda for a meeting. Using TaskDock you can make sure that everyone's voice is heard:
# *Create a new page* with suggested agenda items for a upcoming meeting
# *Add a task* to each of the meeting attendees to either _comment on the page_ or _edit the page_ to add their own agenda items
# Once the meeting is complete, *add another task* for the meeting attendees to update their notes from the meeting
h5. Confluence for Documentation
When you create a new page in your documentation space which requires review, you can use the TaskDock plugin to insure it is reviewed by the right people.
# *Create a new page* the is in the draft phase
# *Add a task* for a colleague to _comment on the page_ with any changes that need to be made before the page is ready for publishing
h5. Confluence for Knowledge Management
If you are creating Knowledge Base articles in Confluence you can use the TaskDock plugin to ensure articles are kept up-to-date
# *Create a new page* that will be a new article in the knowledge base
# *Add a task* with a due date 1 month from now for yourself to _review the page_ to ensure it is still a relevant article
h5. Watch the 3 min video
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(i) *See the documentation* - [TaskDock Plugin|http://support.taskdock.com/forums/68995/entries]
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With the +[TaskDock Plugin|http://www.taskdock.com/product/index.jsp]+ you can easily assign targeted actions like commenting on content or threads, adding or updating an attachment, editing a page, adding a page, or a general task right from any Confluence page. Seamlessly complete tasks within Confluence by clicking simple action links or by replying to certain emails to comment or upload attachments. Regardless of how you do it, smart follow-up tracks what you complete, so you can focus on doing actions versus managing tasks.
h5. Confluence as an Intranet
Confluence pages are great for collaborating on the agenda for a meeting. Using TaskDock you can make sure that everyone's voice is heard:
# *Create a new page* with suggested agenda items for a upcoming meeting
# *Add a task* to each of the meeting attendees to either _comment on the page_ or _edit the page_ to add their own agenda items
# Once the meeting is complete, *add another task* for the meeting attendees to update their notes from the meeting
h5. Confluence for Documentation
When you create a new page in your documentation space which requires review, you can use the TaskDock plugin to insure it is reviewed by the right people.
# *Create a new page* the is in the draft phase
# *Add a task* for a colleague to _comment on the page_ with any changes that need to be made before the page is ready for publishing
h5. Confluence for Knowledge Management
If you are creating Knowledge Base articles in Confluence you can use the TaskDock plugin to ensure articles are kept up-to-date
# *Create a new page* that will be a new article in the knowledge base
# *Add a task* with a due date 1 month from now for yourself to _review the page_ to ensure it is still a relevant article
h5. Watch the 3 min video
{widget:url=http://www.vimeo.com/7034760}
(i) *See the documentation* - [TaskDock Plugin|http://support.taskdock.com/forums/68995/entries]
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