For internal teams

One front door for every request the company sends you

Stop triaging from three inboxes. Give the company a link, route what arrives, and keep a record of what was decided.
Sound familiar?

The version of this you have today

Requests come by email, hallway and a shared mailbox nobody owns.

The same onboarding checklist gets rebuilt from memory each time someone joins.

Nobody outside the team can see whether a request is moving.

How it works here

What internal operations looks like in Task Arrow

1

Requests in through one link

A public form is the whole intake process. The requester needs no account, and what they submit is already a record.

Custom forms

2

Email that becomes a task

Forward a message to your Task Arrow address and it lands as a task — subject as the title, body as the description, and a high-importance email mapped to your top priority.

Tasks

3

Checklists that never get rebuilt

An onboarding runbook is a parent task with its subtasks. Trigger it once and the whole tree exists, assigned and dated.

Workflows

4

A queue you can actually report on

Overdue, due this week, and completion trend on the home screen — the numbers you get asked for in the monthly review.

Calendar & dashboard

Set this up for your team this week

Create a workspace, publish your first form, and let the workflow do the rest. The free plan is enough to try the whole shape of it.