You can create a custom task from https://lengrowth.com/companies/[id]/tasks/create, or from the "New task" action on the company task list at https://lengrowth.com/companies/[id]/tasks.

Use the custom task flow when:

If you are still deciding what work should exist, open the company workspace first and use "Run Growth Diagnostics" or "Request an Initiative" before creating anything manually.

The create flow is split into two entry paths:

If you choose "Use suggested tasks", LenGrowth does not ask you to build a brand-new task from scratch. It points you back toward the tasks that already exist for the company so you can review them in the task list or pipeline.

If you choose "Write a task", LenGrowth opens a guided setup flow. That flow is the one you use when you already know what needs to happen and want to turn that into a structured task.

If your plan or permissions do not allow manual task creation, LenGrowth will show a notice in the dialog and may disable the guided setup button.

This path is best when you want the next best move quickly and do not need to define a new task.

The custom wizard is the detailed path. It is where you define the task cleanly so someone else can act on it without guessing what you meant.

The first step asks for:

These three fields are required. The page keeps the "Next" button disabled until the title is at least three characters long, a task type is selected, and the description is at least 10 characters long.

Use the title to name the task plainly. Use the description to explain what needs to be done and why it matters.

The second step is for business context and audience.

Use this step when the task depends on earlier work, a current campaign, a particular segment, or a specific business constraint.

The third step controls execution details:

If you select "Request Specialist immediately", LenGrowth automatically flags the task for specialist review after creation.

If you enable "Recurring task", additional controls appear for frequency and interval. That is useful for work that needs to repeat on a fixed schedule.

Dependencies let you tie the new task to existing tasks. Search the existing tasks list in the dialog and select the ones that must finish before this new task can begin.

The last step asks how success will be measured.

You can use either of two formats:

The simple format is the fastest way to create a checklist. Every line becomes a separate checklist item.

Advanced Mode gives you more structure. Each checklist step can include:

Use Advanced Mode when the task needs a very explicit delivery standard or a particular tool reference. If a task has a complicated handoff, this format helps the next person avoid assumptions.

The wizard also asks for an Expected Outcome. Use that field to explain the measurable impact you want, not just the action itself.

The wizard is designed to keep bad task drafts out of the system. If something is missing, the form will stop you before you can proceed.

Typical checks include:

That is intentional. A task that is too vague on creation usually turns into a slower handoff later.

If the task was created successfully, LenGrowth closes the wizard and refreshes the task list for the company.

After creation:

If you created the task from the company create page, you can then go back to https://lengrowth.com/companies/[id]/tasks to review it in context.

If you asked for specialist help immediately, expect the task detail panel to show specialist-related delivery controls once the task is available.

Check the required Goal fields first. The most common causes are:

That usually means manual task creation is not available on your current plan or in your current workspace state.

After creation, LenGrowth refreshes the company task list rather than leaving you on the form. That is normal. Open the task from the list or switch to the pipeline if you want to see how it is moving.

Double-check whether "Request Specialist immediately" was selected before you created the task. If it was not selected, you can request specialist help later from the task detail panel.

The dependency search only shows existing tasks for the current company. Make sure you are on the correct company and that the task already exists in that workspace.