Tasks allow you to organize computer scanning operations. Within a task you can create an analyzing FixIt! tool with customized parameters, get a report about system state, analyze the findings, and create a FixIt! tool for further analysis and curing of the system. A separate task is created for each computer.
Administrators can view all tasks in the service. Managers and users can access tasks of their own space only. Any space member can resume working in an open task created by another space member.
Tasks have an expiration period, after which all generated reports remain available, but no more work on the task can be done. The expiration period is set per space when it is created and applies to all tasks within the space. By default, tasks expire in 10 days.
Task information
On the main page of the service, you can view information on all tasks as well as start working on a specific task. To go to the main page of the service, click the Dr.Web FixIt! logo in the top-left corner of the window.
At the top of the main page, you can find general information about service tasks (for administrators) or space tasks (for managers and users). Depending on the account type, the following information is available:
•Open: the number of open tasks in the service (for administrators) or space (for managers or users).
•Closed: number of closed tasks in the service (for administrators) or space (for managers or users).
•Tasks used: number of tasks used in this space out of the limit, if any (for managers or users).
Tasks table
Below the task information, you can find the full table of tasks.
For each task in the table, the following information is available:
•task name;
•creator;
•space (available only for administrators);
•task status: Open or Closed;
•reports: number of reports received within the task;
•date created;
•last modified.
You can sort the data in descending/ascending order by clicking 
icon in the column of the table containing the data you want the table to be sorted by.
You can create a new task or select an existing task to start or resume working in the service.
1.Click the 
icon on the Tasks page.
2.Enter the name of the new task.
3.Click Create task.
•Click the task name in the full table of tasks.
Filter and search
You can filter the table by the following task parameters:
•creator,
•space (if available),
•status,
•date created,
•last modified.
To set a filter for the task table
1.Click the 
Filter icon above the table.
2.Select the filtration parameter.
3.If you selected Creator, Space, or Status:
•Select the check boxes next to the values of interest.
If you selected Date created or Last modified:
•Select the dates of interest. To set a time period, click the start date and drag the cursor to the end date.
4.Click Apply.
You can select only one parameter for a filter. Set multiple filters to filter the task table by multiple parameters simultaneously.
To search across the task table
1.Enter your query into the into the 
Search field above the table. Search is executed dynamically as you type.
2.Left-click outside the search field or press the Enter key to lock the query.
Search and filtration are are performed on the data currently displayed in the table. If you set a filter or search across the table, the following search or filtration operation will be applied to the results of the previous one.