# 6.2.5 Task Status

The "Task Status" feature in Onethread is a tool that helps users track the progress of individual tasks within a project. Each task in the software can be assigned a status to indicate its current state of completion.&#x20;

**During project creation time three status options are available.**

* **Pending:** This status is used for tasks that have not yet been started or worked on.
* **In Progress:** This status is used for tasks that are currently being worked on.
* **Done:** This status is used for tasks that have been fully completed.

### Important Notes:

* You can **create** **customized statuses** for your project while creating a project or after creating a project from **Board View**.

### Benefits:

* The Task Status feature can help project managers and team members stay on top of their work and ensure that tasks are completed on time.
* It allows users to easily view the status of each task within a project and identify any bottlenecks or areas where additional resources may be needed.&#x20;
* Additionally, the feature provides a quick and simple way for team members to update the status of their tasks as they progress through the project, enabling everyone to stay on the same page and work efficiently toward completion.

### From here, You can&#x20;

* [Change the Task Status](/6.-managing-items/6.3-tasks/6.3.2-task-modal-activity-page-manage/6.2.5-task-status/6.2.5.1-change-task-status.md)

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