Task, Send Calendar Invite ability to set a time of day
When you create a Task and click the check box to "Send Calendar Invite", the person assigned to the tax receives an invite to add to their calendar but it does not have a way to easily choose the time of day for the appointment/task. It would be great if you are scheduling a task to meet with someone you could set the time of the calendar invite. Right now they show up as an entire day entry on the calendar. It's not helpful when scheduling.
You also don't have an option to accept your own calendar invite. So if you create a task for yourself and want to add it to your calendar, it doesn't work to use this. There is another Idea Lab entry for this. Would love to see both.
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When you create a Task and click the check box to "Send Calendar Invite", the person assigned to the tax receives an invite to add to their calendar but it does not have a way to easily choose the time of day for the appointment/task. It would be great if you are scheduling a task to meet with someone you could set the time of the calendar invite. Right now they show up as an entire day entry on the calendar. It's not helpful when scheduling.
You also don't have an option to accept your own calendar invite. So if you create a task for yourself and want to add it to your calendar, it doesn't work to use this. There is another Idea Lab entry for this. Would love to see both.