# New Sketchnote Tools for Smoother Workflows!

First, we want to thank you for a great response to Invoices released in September. We're already seeing agencies streamlining their payment process on Sketchnote, and we promise to keep working on giving you the best experience possible!

This time, we're bringing you some new features that you can think of as enhancers on top of existing ones. Excited already? Let's tell you about them!

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## **Files are now projects**

We've made a massive change to align with the nomenclature you're already familiar with. What we used to call "files" will now now referred to as **projects**. So, when you start fresh, you'll be **starting a new project**, not a new file!&#x20;

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## **Add tasks from home page**

Adding tasks just got easier! You can now **bulk add task** directly from the home page. No more clicking through individual projects or the global tasks module—this feature lets you hit the ground running!

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## **Assign due dates to tasks from global tasks and home**

In response to popular demand, we’ve added the ability to **assign a due date** when adding tasks from the global tasks module or the home page. So, apart from adding a new task, assigning it to the responsible teammate ,and choosing the project it's supposed to be a part of, you can directly assign a due date to it and keep moving! Convenient, right?

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## **See workspace in tasks assigned to you**

Tracking where your tasks belong just became simpler. You’ll now be able to see **which workspace and project** a task assigned to you is part of, directly on the home page, on the Tasks assigned to you widget. A huge thanks to **Indifluence**, a Sketchnote power user agency, for suggesting this awesome feature!

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