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What Do the Color Codes Mean On Each Job?

Use a color coding system to better categorize and visualize your jobs

Shoshana Fleischmann avatar
Written by Shoshana Fleischmann
Updated over 3 months ago

Essentially, the color codes for jobs are a simple yet useful tool to help you organize and manage your operations more efficiently. By assigning different colors to jobs, you can easily distinguish between them based on criteria that matter most to your business.

For example, if you manage jobs for different clients, you might color-code them based on their location. Clients located in the south of the city could be marked in yellow, while those in the north could be marked in pink. This visual distinction lets you quickly identify and prioritize tasks, making your workflow smoother and more intuitive.

The flexibility of color coding lets you tailor it to your specific needs, whether you’re organizing by client, level of difficulty or expertise needed for the job, project type, or priority level. The goal is to enhance your team's efficiency by providing a clear, visual method to categorize and manage your jobs. 

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