Owners and due dates

Nexa only sets an owner or a date the source states — the rest is yours to decide.

Last updated Nov 12, 2026

What it is

Each work item can have an owner (the person responsible) and a due date.

You can see at a glance what each person owes and what is late.

Items with no confirmed owner show in Start here on the Dashboard — click Assign owners.
Pick the owner from your team list.
Set or correct the due date on the item.
On a commitment you hold, open its ⋯ menu and choose Say where it stands: Done, Still on it (with the day you now expect it) or Blocked (with what it is waiting on). Your answer is recorded as yours, with the time; the promised due date stays unless you change it. Every Sunday Nexa asks once if any of yours are past their date with no word.
Switch Commitments to Board to see To do, In progress, Blocked and Done as columns. Drag a card, or use its ⋯ → Move to. Moving a card into Blocked asks what it is waiting on and is saved as the holder's word; done work reopens as To do. A move is the same change as on the list, so a linked Jira, Trello or Linear issue moves too.
Narrow the list or the board by Priority or Customer, and sort by due date, priority, newest or recently updated.
Open a task to write Comments. Anyone who can see the task can comment; only the author edits. On a task linked to Jira, Trello or Linear, comments sync both ways, and the issue's files and checklist show read-only beside it.

Nexa never invents a date. "Next week" is read from the meeting date, and an unclear date is left empty.
A past due date stays overdue until the item is done.

Nexa only sets an owner or a date the source states — the rest is yours to decide.

Last updated Nov 12, 2026

Each work item can have an owner (the person responsible) and a due date.

You can see at a glance what each person owes and what is late.

Items with no confirmed owner show in Start here on the Dashboard — click Assign owners.
Pick the owner from your team list.
Set or correct the due date on the item.
On a commitment you hold, open its ⋯ menu and choose Say where it stands: Done, Still on it (with the day you now expect it) or Blocked (with what it is waiting on). Your answer is recorded as yours, with the time; the promised due date stays unless you change it. Every Sunday Nexa asks once if any of yours are past their date with no word.
Switch Commitments to Board to see To do, In progress, Blocked and Done as columns. Drag a card, or use its ⋯ → Move to. Moving a card into Blocked asks what it is waiting on and is saved as the holder's word; done work reopens as To do. A move is the same change as on the list, so a linked Jira, Trello or Linear issue moves too.
Narrow the list or the board by Priority or Customer, and sort by due date, priority, newest or recently updated.
Open a task to write Comments. Anyone who can see the task can comment; only the author edits. On a task linked to Jira, Trello or Linear, comments sync both ways, and the issue's files and checklist show read-only beside it.

Nexa never invents a date. "Next week" is read from the meeting date, and an unclear date is left empty.
A past due date stays overdue until the item is done.