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Tasks are organized into Categories. Below are some examples of Category Sets. Select the one that most closely relates to how you will use ReddUpNow^TM.

Don't worry too much about your selection; You can change/edit these later. You can also find more info here:

Sample Category Set 1: Simple

Code	Description
General	A simple, single, catch-all category.

Sample Category Set 2: Property Management

Code	Description
Bldg 1 Bldg 2 Bldg 3 etc.	Description of building 1 Description of building 2 Description of building 3

Sample Category Set 3: Household Chores

Code	Description
Attic BR LR DR Kit Bath Bsmt Garage Outside Clean etc.	Attic chores Bedroom chores Living Room chores Dining Room chores Kitchen chores Bathroom chores Basement chores Garage chores Outdoor/Yard chores General Cleaning chores

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How To Use Categories

Categories organize your tasks

Categories are used to identify similar or related tasks. You can do sorting and filtering based on Category. In the Basic (free) version of ReddUpNow^TM, you can define up to 11 Categories. The Category itself is a 1 to 10-character code. You also enter a description for each Category.

Once created, you can edit the Category code, description or change the order by using the "Settings" button at the top of the home page.

Each Task is assigned to a Category

When you create a Task, you assign it a Category from a drop-down list of available Categories. If you change your mind later, you can update the Task with a new Category.

Here are some examples:

Simple, One-Category "Catch All."
If you're not sure how you might categorize your Tasks, you may want to start with just a single one, for example "GENERAL" or "MISC":

Category Code	Category Description
GENERAL	Catch-all or uncategorized

Rental Property Owner or Maintenance Person
Perhaps you own several investment rental properties. Maintenance issues can become a nightmare. You could create a category for each property in your portfolio so you can track outstanding issues:

Category Code	Category Description
123 Main	123 Main Street
96 Elm	96 Elm Street
1606 McFar	1606 McFarland Road
Etc.

Organizing Household Chores
Can't get the kids to remember to clean their room? Did your spouse "forget" to clear out the gutters this past Saturday? Planning to paint the outdoors this spring? Record and keep track of all those tasks here.

You can monitor each assignee's progress and send them email or text reminders if things don't get done. You can also be notified when tasks are complete, so you can approve the work and move it off the list.

Category Code	Category Description
Attic	Attic Chores
BR	Bedroom chores
LR	Living Room chores
DR	Dining Room chores
Kit	Kitchen chores
Bath	Bathtoom chores
Bsmt	Basement chores
Garage	Garage chores
Outside	Outdoor/Yard chores
Clean	General Cleaning chores