# Draft Tasks

Draft Tasks allow users to create and save tasks even when all details are not yet finalized. This feature is useful when you want to quickly capture a task idea without deciding key elements like assignee or due date.

In task management, capturing work quickly is important to ensure nothing is missed or forgotten. Draft Tasks help you do exactly that - capture first, define later.

You can create a task by simply entering the name and saving it as a draft. Later, whenever needed, you can add all the necessary details and then submit the task.

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All draft tasks will be available in a separate tab called **“Draft Tasks,”** where you can view and manage every task saved as a draft.

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There is also an option to **Import draft tasks in bulk**, as well as **Delete Multiple draft tasks at once**.

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