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# Tasks
## What does the Tasks stage include?
The `Tasks` tab offers the ability to add any `Tasks` to your Billable Participant Note. This is a record of an action or activity that needs to be completed or has already been completed.
## How do I add a Tasks to my Billable Participant Note?
To begin adding tasks for your Participant Note(s), simply click the the `+` button in the top right corner of the screen.
Once a new Participant Note Task has been created, you will be prompted to populate a number of customisable fields, including assigning your task to the required personnel.
{% hint style="info" %}
You can assign a task to any other **Maica** user within your organisation.
{% endhint %}
You can open the text input box by clicking the arrow on the far right hand side of the screen, as shown below.
This will allow you to add custom comments to your task, as shown below.
Once you have populated your task, click the `Blue Tick` to save it and add it your Billable Participant Note.
## Things to look out for: Tasks
### 1. Unsaved Changes
If you are presented with the below error when clicking the `Save & Next` button and hence trying to proceed to the next stage of creating your Billable Participant Note, it means you have not properly saved a created Task.
In order to resolve this, simply ensure the `Blue Tick` in the top right hand corner of your interface (as shown above) has been clicked on all Tasks. This makes sure they are properly saved and allows you to proceed to the [Files](/maica-knowledge-base/participants/billable-participant-notes/files.md) stage.
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