Delete a Task (MOP 2.0)

Delete a Task (MOP 2.0)


Deleting a task is as simple as two clicks: select the task and then save.
Path: Edit Tasks > Tasks Update

1. In the "Tasks Update" tab, mark the checkbox in the "Del" column for the task you wish to delete.


For tracking and safety purposes, a maintenance task cannot be deleted. For instance, if a guest reports an issue in a room and the clerk logs it, no one should be able to delete the task until someone actually checks on it. This precautionary measure is crucial in various scenarios, especially when dealing with larger appliances such as water heaters, electrical systems, or door locks.

2. To confirm the deletion, click "Delete" at the bottom right.



3. After deletion, you can find all tasks in the "Deleted Tasks" tab.

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