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Task List	Browse and manage all submitted tasks across the organization.	App-V16-Icons-1.png	Task List
Tasks I Manage	View and monitor tasks assigned to you as the manager.	App-V16-Icons-1.png	Tasks I Manage
Task Management Dashboard	View task trends, completion performance, and overdue activity with interactive charts and metrics.	App-V16-Icons-3.png	Task Management Dashboard
Task Management Reminder	Notify responsible users about pending tasks, helping ensure timely completion.	App-V16-Icons-1.png	Task Management Reminder

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