Overview

The New Tasks Created Leaderboard ranks employees by the number of new tasks they generated across their active assigned lots on a given calendar day. It surfaces who is putting work into the system that day, making it easy to spot daily activity at a glance and compare contributions across the team.

How rankings are determined

• Who is ranked. Members of the current builder who own at least one active assigned lot for the selected day.
• What counts as a new task. Any item with a type of task or inspection whose creation timestamp falls inside the selected calendar day (UTC). Other task types are excluded.
• Which lots are included. Only lots that are not archived, that have started a schedule task, and that are not on an active hold for the selected day. The active-lot rule is evaluated as of the viewed date, so historical leaderboards reflect what was active back then — not what is active right now.
• Tally and tie-breaking. Each employee's count is the sum of qualifying tasks across their active lots for the day. Employees with the same count share the same rank.

What you'll see

• Date selector. A date picker (with weekends and future dates disabled) controls which day is displayed. The URL always reflects the selected date, so leaderboards can be shared or bookmarked. Past, fully-elapsed days are cached for 24 hours; today's view refreshes within seconds as new tasks come in.
• Columns.
  • Employee — the team member's name.
  • New Tasks — the total count of qualifying tasks created that day, shown as a colored badge.
  • Lots with New Tasks — how many of the employee's active lots received at least one new task that day, formatted as X of Y against their total active lot count.
• Sort order. Rows are pre-sorted on the server so the highest contributors appear at the top.
• Drill-down. Clicking any row opens a side drawer that breaks the employee's day down by community and then by lot, with a per-lot task-count badge. Clicking a lot inside the drawer navigates to that lot.

Tips

• Use the date selector to step back through earlier weekdays to compare today's pace against a typical day for the same employee.
• A high New Tasks count paired with a low Lots with New Tasks number means the activity is concentrated on a few lots — useful for spotting punch lists or inspection sweeps versus broad daily upkeep.
• If an employee you expect to see is missing, they likely have no active assigned lots for that day. Check their lot assignments and hold status before assuming low activity.