An event happens on a task
An assignment, an SLA breach, an approval request, or a status change fires an event automatically, with no manual notification needed.
Task conversations scattered across calls, personal chats, and email leave no record and no accountability. Sekel delivers the right alert to the right person on the right channel, and keeps every comment, file, and status change on a permanent timeline attached to the task itself.

The problem
A question about a task is asked over a phone call. The answer comes back on personal WhatsApp. A file gets emailed separately. None of it is attached to the task itself, so a manager reviewing it later has no idea what was actually discussed or agreed. Critical alerts get buried in a general group chat, and a manager finds out about a problem days after it happened, because nobody thought to tag them directly.
How it works
Every notification and every conversation stays attached to the task it belongs to, instead of scattering across other channels.
An assignment, an SLA breach, an approval request, or a status change fires an event automatically, with no manual notification needed.
Deliver alerts over push, email, SMS, or WhatsApp, so every notification reaches people on the channel they actually check.
Configure exactly what triggers a notification, assignments, reminders, SLA breaches, approvals, or status updates.
Ask a question or flag an issue directly on the task, and mention exactly who needs to see it, instead of a separate call or message.
Every action on a task, from creation to completion, is logged in order, giving a full audit trail anyone can review later.
Share a document or image directly inside the task conversation, so it stays connected to what it was shared for.
Get notified the moment a task moves stage, needs approval, or is completed, without refreshing a dashboard to check.
SLA breaches and stalled approvals trigger automatic alerts up the management chain, so nothing waits on someone noticing.
Each user controls their own notification settings, with batched digest options to cut noise without missing what matters.
Gets escalation alerts the moment an SLA breaches, instead of finding out at the next review meeting.
Asks a question directly on the task and gets an answer in the same thread, with no back-and-forth over calls.
Receives task alerts on WhatsApp or SMS, even in areas where the app itself has patchy connectivity.
Reviews the full activity timeline on any task without having to ask five people what actually happened.
Configures alert rules once for the whole team, so critical events are never missed because of inconsistent habits.
Stays looped into task activity relevant to them, on the channel they actually use, without needing to check a dashboard.