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Work your open family follow-ups

Available on Run and Grow

See every open family task in one list, filter by type or by what's yours, and mark each one done while logging the contact.

Every open family follow-up at your school is in one list. Sunny adds tasks when it notices something worth a touch, and you add your own. Directors and admins can work the list.

Where it is. On the web, open All tasks at /family/tasks. In the app, open the Grow tab, then Operations, then All tasks. If your school has the newer navigation, that tab is called Families.

Task types

TypeWhat it is
OutreachA family worth reaching out to
AppreciationA moment to acknowledge
WinbackA lead or family drifting away
At riskA family showing signs of leaving
In-person momentSomething to do face to face, like a pickup hello
TaskA to-do you added yourself

When Clear Day raises a task, the row says why: a birthday this week, an anniversary, attendance dropping, an incident that needs follow-up. A sparkle icon marks these. Manual tasks show a checkbox.

Filter

The first row filters by type: All, Outreach, Appreciation, Winback, At risk, In-person moment or Task. The second row is a toggle that reads Everyone's by default. Tap it for Mine only.

The list puts tasks that came with a reason first, then sorts by due date, soonest first.

Mark a task done

In the app, tap a task to open the touch log for that family. The header reads Mark done + log touch. Log how you reached the family and save. The task leaves the open list and the touch lands in the family's history.

On the web, each row has Mark complete, and Complete with message… opens a draft message seeded by Sunny that you can edit before you finish. Nothing is sent until you choose to send it.

Add a task by hand

Start from the family so the task stays with the right household. Open the family record and choose Add task. See Family records.

Next

Sunny only surfaces tasks. A person works each one. To see what it reads, see What the AI can see. An empty list means you're caught up.

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