What does each task step mean?

“Accept, start later” / “Kabul et, sonra başla” accepts the assignment. “Accept and start” / “Kabul et ve başla” accepts it and starts your own timer. The other assignees’ timers are not affected.

Choose “Start” / “Başlat” when you begin. “Pause” / “Duraklat” takes a break; “Resume” / “Sürdür” continues. “Stop” / “Durdur” closes the session. A planned date and a time estimate are not time already worked.

This is where timer sessions and manual time entries can be inspected. Check whose work each entry records. Recording the same work with both the timer and a manual entry can count it twice.

Sends the current work to a reviewer when review is required; it does not complete the task by itself. Submitted content and assignments stay fixed while the review is open. Submitting can close and save your own open time sessions; other people manage their own time.

An eligible reviewer checks the submitted version and makes a decision. Doing the task and reviewing it are different jobs; you cannot approve your own submission. If changes are requested, read the feedback, make the permitted edits and submit a new review.

When permitted, withdrawing brings an open submission back to editing. Reopening returns approved work to the working stage; earlier decisions stay in its history. Neither action starts your timer automatically.

Personal tasks do not need a reviewer. In shared projects, the project’s review policy determines how completion works. You cannot switch a required review off for one task; follow the action offered on the task.