Basecamp – All Tasks, One Place
Basecamp 3 offers three types of tasks.
The primary task type — available since the platform’s inception — is the classic to-do.
Later, Basecamp introduced a board view with tasks represented as cards, offering a more visual, Kanban-style workflow.
Within each card, you can add sub-tasks called “Steps.” These steps can have their own assignees and due dates, independent of the card’s main settings.
However, viewing all this information — to-dos, cards, and steps — in one place within Basecamp can be challenging, as it requires navigating through multiple sections.
Bridge24 solves this by allowing you to view all these task types in a single, unified interface.
Simply create a search, specify that you want to include cards, and enable the option to expand steps.

Finally, look at the results in the data grid.









The use of project management software has never been more popular. Numerous teams and organizations have seen how convenient it is and how much more productive they can be. These online collaboration tools have not only helped teams become more productive but have also helped create high-quality outputs. Project management software has indeed automated many of the processes; thereby, allowing users to save their time, resources, and efforts. Among the most popular ones is Basecamp which was launched in 2004.