Maintenance tasks now include priority, so you can see not just when work is due, but how important it is.
Priority now stays with the schedule
You can set each task's priority to:
- Low
- Medium
- High
- Urgent
That priority follows the task across schedules, calendar views, dashboard summaries, and Copilot context.
Set and change priority
Priority is easy to set and adjust:
- New tasks let you choose the priority while setting them up
- Automatically generated tasks start with a suggested priority that you can review and change
- Existing tasks without a saved priority now start at Medium
- You can edit priority later at any time
Visible in more maintenance surfaces
Priority is now easier to work with where it matters:
- Maintenance schedule tables and cards show saved priority
- Calendar maintenance lists include priority alongside due-date status
- Calendar priority filters use compact color dots so importance is easy to scan
- Copilot can use priority for better maintenance context
Completed work keeps its original priority
Completed scheduled work keeps the priority it had when you finished it. Changing the schedule priority later does not change past history entries.
Care Overview can now show the priority that applied when recently completed work was finished.
Why this matters
Due-date urgency and task priority are different signals:
- Urgency tells you how soon something needs attention
- Priority tells you how important the task is overall
Keeping both signals available makes it easier to plan maintenance work with better context.