Case Note
Every Text, and Exactly What It Did — Taskwell Message Tracker
Every SMS in and out of Taskwell, logged with the action it triggered — a full, searchable record of the conversations that run your operation.
Taskwell runs a lot of your operation over text — receipts, dispatch, timesheets, approvals. Message Tracker is the record of all of it: every message in and out, tied to exactly what it did.
The problem
When work happens over text, the audit trail usually doesn’t. A worker swears they sent the hours; a receipt “went through”; an approval “was texted.” Without a system of record, every dispute is one person’s memory against another’s — and there’s no way to see what Taskwell did with a message after it arrived.
How it works
- Every message, logged. Inbound and outbound SMS are captured with sender, timestamp, and content, across every Taskwell workflow.
- Tied to the action. Each message is linked to what it triggered — the receipt it created, the job it confirmed, the timesheet it logged — so you see cause and effect, not just text.
- Searchable and attributable. Find any conversation by worker, number, job, or date, with the full thread and outcome attached.
“Did Marco’s hours for the Apache job come through Tuesday?” → Taskwell pulls the exact text, the time it arrived, and the timesheet entry it created.
What you get
- One searchable record of every text-based interaction
- Cause and effect — the message and the action it drove
- Disputes settled with the actual thread, not memory
- Full attribution by worker, number, and job
- Visibility into what the agent did with every inbound message
- A complete audit trail across your SMS workflows
Every conversation that runs your operation, on the record — with the action it triggered attached.
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