How Does the Task Dashboard Visually Separate Critical, High, Medium, and Low Priority?

In Jestor's task management template, the dashboard shows a dedicated chart displaying the count of tasks at each priority level — critical, high, medium, and low — separately and visually.

Why viewing priority separately helps

Without this split, the team would need to open every task to understand what's most urgent. Seeing, at a glance, how many critical tasks currently exist helps a manager redistribute workload quickly.

What the priority dashboard shows

A chart with the task count by priority level
A complementary chart by status (to do, in progress, completed, in review)
General indicators: total tasks, open, completed, and overdue
Filters by date and assignee, also applicable to the charts

How to view task priority in Jestor

Open the task management app's dashboard
Check the tasks-by-priority chart
Use the date and assignee filters to refine the analysis
Click on a chart slice or go to the Kanban to see the specific tasks

Process automation with quick management visibility

This kind of dashboard removes the need to build manual spreadsheet reports to know how many critical tasks are open, giving a manager an immediate read on the team's workload right inside Jestor.

Table Summary

Priority	Shown in the chart	Helps identify
Critical	Yes	What needs immediate attention
High	Yes	Important tasks for the short term
Medium and low	Yes	What can wait longer

Video Tutorial: Step by Step

Video: New Task Management App With Subtasks — video tutorial showing this feature in practice, right inside the Jestor interface.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the priority chart updated in real time? Yes, it reflects the current status of the tasks registered in the app.

Can I filter the chart by a specific assignee? Yes, the date and assignee filters also apply to the dashboard charts.

Is this chart available on any Jestor plan? The task management template is available in the template store on jestor.com.

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