# Department Wise Task

**Department-wise Task Bifurcation** in TaskOPad is a feature that enables you to organize and distribute tasks according to different departments, ensuring work is clearly allocated to the right teams. It helps define responsibilities for each department, streamline coordination, track progress department-wise, and maintain accountability, allowing organizations to manage operations efficiently, reduce confusion, and ensure timely completion of work.

To start using **Department** in TaskOPad, go to **Organisation Management**, select the created company, then navigate to **Members**, where you will find the **Department** option.

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Click on **Department**, then in the top-right corner select **Add Department**. Enter the **Department Name**, add the **Department Members**, and finally assign the **Department Head**.

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**Note:** Each member can belong to only one department, while a Department can have multiple Department Heads.
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Once the department is created, whenever you allocate a task, the **Department Name** will appear alongside each assigned team member’s name.

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A **Departments** section will also be available on the left-side panel of TaskOPad (where all features are listed). By navigating to this section, you can view the bifurcation of tasks assigned to each department.

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Within each department, there is an **Overview Analysis** that displays a complete breakdown of tasks  including completed and incomplete tasks, priority-wise distribution, performance insights, and overall task analysis.

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