There’s currently no way to assign a to-do to a group, because users have different preferences about what should happen when the task is complete.
Create a new list in the original project.You can move whole to-do lists from one project to another, but there’s no way to copy an individual task from one project to another (since Basecamp doesn’t know which destination list to put the task in). Moving a single task from one project to another This way, you keep the original file and the latest version is always in the most recent comment. The revision to that file can be uploaded as a comment on that original file (along with any notes about the new version). In the meantime, you can upload the original file like normal to the Files section. That’s something we’ve explored for the new Basecamp, but at this time there still isn’t a way to upload multiple versions of a document. This is another popular request from customers, especially those who were familiar with Basecamp Classic. They can use the same create-a-project-from-a-template/move-things-over/delete-the-new-project process to add content from the template to the existing project. Sometimes folks have already created a project, but they want to apply a template to it. So you can also keep a draft email with the to-do lists you want to re-use, and email it to your new project. The Email-In feature also lets you add files, discussions, and to-do lists to your project via email. Delete the new project you created from the template.Move the to-do list into the project you need it in.Create a new project from that template.Create a new project template that includes the to-do list you want to be able to reuse.Users sometimes miss the to-do list template feature from Basecamp Classic - the new Basecamp has templates, but not to-do list templates. Basecamp can’t be everything to everyone - when you err on the side of simplicity, you have to say no a lot.īut when customers take the time to explain what they’re looking for and ask whether it’s possible, we want to give them something other than “nope, sorry!” So we end up suggesting a number of workarounds.
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