The SGA Task Center turns that stream into work that gets routed, worked, and closed. Not a to do list. A high volume inbound request engine, built for a 260 practice support organization.
Every day, doctors, practices, and corporate teams send a flood of asks. Email, text, spreadsheets, hallway conversations. Each one with no owner, no clock, and no memory. Things slipped. People re posted to be heard. Nobody could answer the only questions that matter: who has it, and when will it be done.
The Task Center is built around a single truth: the people sending work and the people doing it need different front doors. So it gives them two, and routes both into one queue.
Practice teams get a structured form that asks the right questions, so the ask arrives triageable. They never touch taxonomy. They just describe what they need.
Internal staff logging work all day never get forced through the long form. A few fields, keyboard first, inline add. Classification happens by rule or at triage, not by the person typing.
My Work. A ball in court model, so your list is only what actually needs you now.
Market managers see every request connected to a practice they manage, across every team and every tier, not just the ones filed to them. It is a hard rule in the platform, not a saved filter. Leadership gets the same truth rolled up across all 260.
Most tools anchor everything to a due date that inbound work never gets. The Task Center senses motion instead: time in status, last activity, and who owes the next move.
A visible age badge and a stuck signal off real dwell time, not a date nobody set.
Ball in court makes it honest: your list is only what you owe a move on.
Backlog health surfaces to everyone, not buried in an admin only report.
The right scoreboard is not velocity and burndown. It is inflow versus outflow, how much is aging, and whether the queue is winning. Leadership gets that view across the whole portfolio, live.
Figures shown are representative. Wire to live reporting before presenting externally.
Everything a 260 practice operation needs to run the work, in one place, behind single sign on.
The whole Task Center is exposed to AI assistants over a secured MCP, with per tool access. Ask for your queue, triage, or a report in plain language.
Entra identity, one login, the right access by role. Market managers, RODs, HQ staff, and practice users each see their world.
@mention anyone, and a full activity trail on every task.
Pull work straight from Excel, Granola, and Smartsheet.
A guided, multi step onboarding flow for every new provider.
Jump to any practice, task, or view with a keystroke. The whole platform is a search away.
An audience aware walkthrough gets a new practice or a new hire productive on day one.