Evidence — the work behind the answer
A task can carry evidence: a file, a document, or a reference that backs up what was done. This means a completed task isn't just a checkbox — there's something behind it your team can review.
Verification before 'done'
Tasks can go through a verification step before they're considered complete. This adds a deliberate check, rather than trusting that everything marked done was actually done correctly.
Key takeaways
- Evidence attaches supporting material to a task, not just a status label
- Verification is a deliberate review step before a task is complete
- This keeps work accountable, not just tracked