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# Kanban
Kanban allows you to visualize all project tasks in a status-based view.
Kanban view
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## Add a view
* To add a Kanban view, go to the Kanban tab
* Click on **`Add column`**
* Select the statuses you need
Add status to the view
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## Add a new status
There are two ways to create a new status
* From **`Setup`** > **`Dropdowns`** > **`Project states`**
* Click on **`+ Add`**
* Enter the
* Name
* Comments
* Color
* Finished state
Create new status
The second method is to use Kanban directly
* Click on **`Add columns`**
* Then **`Create status`**
* Enter the **`name of the status`**
* Click on **`Create status`**
Create new status
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## Details and options
### View details
By clicking on one of the tiles, you can view some details of the project task.
View details
### Access to the task project
By clicking on the icon :list-check:, you will access the project task directly.
### Add member
You can add member directly form this screen
Add members
### Add project of task project
By clicking on :plus-large:, you can add a project or a task project.
Add a project or task project
### Go to or delete
From the project task tile, you can either go to the project task page or delete the task. After deletion, the task will remain visible but appear against a red background; you can then choose to restore it or delete it permanently.
### Purge or restore
When a project task is marked as deleted, you can restore it or permanently delete it by clicking on :ellipsis:
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