Managing your work queue (tasks board)
Step 1 — Read the five lanes
The board (/tasks/board) shows every active bill across five lanes that mirror the payment cycle — Draft (bill scaffolding, not yet sent), Queued (pending clearinghouse submission), In Process (999 + 277CA received, awaiting 277 status), Paid (835 ERA posted, cash reconciled), and Needs Action. Each lane header shows its count, and each card shows the patient, the billed amount, and (when paid) the amount collected. The Needs Action lane is where denied and underpaid bills land — your Second Review and audit-complaint queue.

Step 2 — Change status by dragging, assign by owner
Drag a bill between lanes to update its status — the change saves instantly and is recorded on the bill's history. Each card also carries an owner selector (Unassigned or a teammate) so work routes to the right person. Use the filter row to focus the board: Owner: me, Aged 60+ days, or PPO-affected. The PPO-affected filter, for instance, isolates just the bills with an illegal network reduction waiting on a Second Review.

Step 3 — Batch-select and close in one pass
Switch on Select tasks to enter multi-select mode, tick the bills you want to act on across any lane, and apply a batch action — batch-assign them to a teammate or close a group of fully-paid bills in one click instead of opening each. Hide closed keeps the board focused on live work, and List view swaps the Kanban for the sortable bill list at /tasks/list when you'd rather work in a table. Note that bulk send and bulk Second Review live on the list view (/tasks/list), not the board — select sendable bills there to dispatch a batch at once or export a combined 837P. Every status change, assignment, and batch close is audit-logged on each bill.

The tasks board turns your bill pipeline into a Kanban you can actually work: every active bill is a card, every lane is a billing status, and moving a card moves the bill. It's the fastest way to see what's stuck, who owns it, and what needs a Second Review today. This walkthrough covers reading the lanes, changing status and ownership, and closing a batch of bills at once.