> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://documentation.taskmaverick.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://documentation.taskmaverick.com/missions/where-to-find-your-missions.md). # Where to Find Your Missions Every Mission in Taskmaverick lives somewhere — and depending on what you're doing, you'll work with Missions in different places. This page explains how content is organized across the system so you always know where to look. ## Why it matters You don't create a Mission and schedule it from the same screen. You don't build a [Ticket](/missions/what-are-missions/ticket.md) in the same place where you build a [Survey](/missions/what-are-missions/survey.md). And a Mission you [import](/missions/how-to-guides/import-a-mission-from-marketplace.md) from Taskmaverick's template library shows up differently than one you created yourself. Understanding where things live saves you time and prevents confusion. ## The six places Missions live Under **Missions** in the top navigation, you'll see these sections: ### In Library Your main workspace. This is where you create new Missions, edit existing ones, organize content into [folders](/missions/how-to-guides/organize-missions-with-folders.md), and start the [assignment](/missions/how-to-guides/schedule-a-mission.md) process. | What you can do | Who can do it | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------- | | [Create Missions](/missions/how-to-guides/build-a-mission.md) from scratch (Task, Survey, Checklist, Media, Test, Audit) | System Admin | | Edit, duplicate, archive, or delete Missions | System Admin | | [Assign Missions](/missions/how-to-guides/schedule-a-mission.md) to teams or people | System Admin, Org Manager | | Organize with folders, tags, and categories | System Admin | Every Mission you create or import ends up here — except Tickets. On mobile, admins and managers can access a simplified version of the Library to view, create, and schedule Missions on the go. Missions created from mobile are saved in a dedicated folder. ### In Teams A filtered view of the Library that shows only Missions relevant to a specific team. This is your shortcut for team-level scheduling. | What you can do | Who can do it | | -------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------- | | See all Missions assigned to a specific team | System Admin, Org Manager | | Schedule Missions to a team at a specific location | System Admin, Org Manager | | Check where a Mission is already scheduled | System Admin, Org Manager | No Missions are created here — all content comes from the Library. To use this view, select a [**Team Template**](/your-organization/teams.md#how-to-create-a-team-template) and optionally a [**Unit**](/your-organization/units.md) to see the full picture. The **Scheduled** column updates dynamically when you switch locations. ### As Tickets A separate section specifically for [Ticket-type Missions](/missions/what-are-missions/ticket.md) — the alerts that trigger automatically when conditions are met. | What you can do | Who can do it | | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------- | | Create and edit Tickets | System Admin | | Review which Missions are connected to which Tickets | System Admin, Org Manager | | Configure Ticket [destinations](/missions/how-to-guides/configure-mission-settings/operations-and-compliance.md#ticket-destination) | System Admin | Tickets are stored separately because they work differently from other Missions — they aren't scheduled or assigned, they're triggered. Each Ticket expands to show the Missions it's connected to. Imported Tickets from the Marketplace need a Destination Board configured before they'll work. ### In Marketplace A library of ready-made Mission templates created by the Taskmaverick content team, organized into Catalogs and Bundles by industry. | What you can do | Who can do it | | ------------------------------------------- | ------------------------- | | Browse Catalogs, Bundles, and Missions | System Admin, Org Manager | | Import content into your Library | System Admin only | | Track and apply updates to imported content | System Admin | You see only Catalogs that match your organization's industry. After importing, Missions appear in your Library (Tickets go to the Tickets section). Imported content stays linked to the source — when Taskmaverick updates a template, you choose whether to sync. See [Import from Marketplace](/missions/how-to-guides/import-a-mission-from-marketplace.md) for the full workflow. ### Within Processes Automated workflows that chain multiple Missions together. The [Process section](/processes/what-are-processes.md) stores and manages these workflows. | What you can do | Who can do it | | ---------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------- | | Build multi-step workflows using the Process Builder | System Admin | | Define triggers, conditions, and activity sequences | System Admin | | Monitor running Processes | System Admin, Org Manager | Missions used in a Process must already exist in your Library and be in [Published status](/missions/how-to-guides/publish-a-mission.md). The Process section doesn't store Missions directly — it references them and orchestrates when they appear. See [What are Processes](/processes/what-are-processes.md) for the full guide. ### Within Courses Structured learning paths where Missions are arranged in a specific order to form a training program. | What you can do | Who can do it | | ------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------- | | Create Courses by arranging Missions in sequence | System Admin | | Assign Courses to individuals, roles, or units | System Admin | | Track completion status | System Admin, Org Manager | [Courses](/training-and-certification/what-are-courses.md) pull Missions from your Library — removing a Mission from a Course doesn't delete it from the Library. On mobile, employees see assigned Courses in a dedicated **Courses** tab. ## How they connect ``` Marketplace → import → Library → move/schedule → Teams → create → Tickets → combine → Processes → sequence → Courses → deploy → Employee mobile boards ``` The Library is always the starting point. Everything flows from there. ## Good to know * Missions **cannot exist outside** these sections — every Mission belongs to one * No setup or activation is needed — all sections are available by default * Access is controlled by [Roles](/your-organization/people.md#roles): System Admins have full access, Organization Managers have limited access * The Library is available on both **web and mobile** (simplified on mobile). All other sections are **web only** — except that employees see the results (assigned Missions, Courses, Process activities) on their mobile boards --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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