Mark tasks as Urgent, High, Medium, or Low. Each studio can customize the labels, colors, and ordering. Priority appears as a sortable column on the Tasks page.
Studios were losing urgent rework, retouching tickets, and lab callbacks at the bottom of the task list. Priority is now a first-class field on every task, with notifications that trigger when it changes.
Open any task and pick a priority from the menu. Or multi-select tasks on the Tasks page and change priority in bulk — same as the bulk-edit Status feature.
The four default levels (Urgent, High, Medium, Low) are fully customizable. Rename them to match your studio's internal language — Rush, Hold, Customer Waiting — change the colors, and reorder them. Configuration lives in Task settings.
Assignees receive an email, SMS, and push notification any time a priority is set or changed—so urgent work doesn’t get buried.