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Central

The Central tab is a Job's shared record: every Task Note, every action taken, every meeting, and every document attached anywhere on the Job, in one view.

Central is the Job's shared record. Notes written on individual Tasks, the full history of what has been done on the Job, meetings scheduled against it, and every document attached anywhere on it all surface here.

Because Agencydesk was built exclusively for agencies, this material is collected rather than filed. The brief attachment sits with the supplier quote and the client's feedback note, so an Account Executive picking up a Job halfway through has one place to read rather than four to search.

The tab is split in two. The left side carries Task Notes and Activity, the right side carries Meetings and Job Documents. Each panel has its own Search.

Task Notes

The Task Notes view collects every Note written on any Task in the Job.

Each entry shows the author's profile picture, a line reading who commented and on which Task, and a timestamp. The Task name is a link, so you can jump straight to it. Any user tagged with @ appears as a highlighted mention in the body.

Click Reply on a Note to respond without leaving Central.

Great for a Monday catch-up on a busy retainer. Read every conversation happening across a dozen Tasks in one scroll, reply where you are the blocker, and click through only where the Task itself needs opening.

Adding a Job Note

Click + Add a Note to write a Note against the Job rather than a Task.

A Job Note only ever appears here in Central. It has no Task to attach to, so it does not show a speech bubble on the Tasks list or open anywhere else.

This is the right place for something that concerns the whole Job rather than one piece of it: a change in client contact, a note that the budget has been signed off verbally, or context the next person on the Job will need.

Activity

The Activity view is the Job's audit trail, newest first. Each line records who did what, when, and to what value.

It captures actions across the whole Job, including:

Great for answering the question nobody can ever remember the answer to. Which Estimate was approved, who issued the Invoice, when the brief last changed. The Activity feed reconstructs it with names and timestamps instead of anyone trawling through email.

Meetings

The Meetings panel lists meetings scheduled against this Job, each showing its title, the date, the start and end time with the duration, and the number of attendees.

When there are none, the panel reads No meetings scheduled.

Click + Schedule a Meeting to add one.

Meetings also appear on the attendees' My Desk and in the Calendar, and sync with Google Calendar or Microsoft 365 where that Integration is connected.

Great for keeping client meetings attached to the work they concern. A status call booked against the Job sits alongside the notes and documents from that conversation, rather than living only in somebody's calendar.

Job Documents

The Job Documents panel gathers every file attached anywhere on the Job.

Documents are grouped by where they came from. Files attached to the Job itself sit at the top, then files attached to a Task or a Cost appear beneath that item's name.

Each file shows a thumbnail, its name, the date and time it was added, and its size, with icons to delete, preview, or download it.

Where documents come from

Files reach Central from four places, and all of them collect here automatically:

Uploading directly

Drop files into the Drop documents or select files area at the bottom of the panel, or click to browse.

A file uploaded here attaches to the Job rather than to any Task or Cost, so it lists as a Job document and also appears on the Job Brief. The two are the same set of files viewed from two places, so it makes no difference which end you upload from.

Great for an audit or a client handover. Every signed approval, supplier quote, brand guideline, and reference file the Job touched is in one list, grouped by the work it belongs to, without anyone assembling it after the fact.

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