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# Task-Override Rules
This pages allows the Default and Custom Approval Rules to be associated to tasks so that Instructors ability to create booking offer lessons that conflict on their schedule follow the guidelines of the rules created.
## To start defining task-override rules:
Navigate to Admin Settings -> Product Settings -> flaik sales -> Task-override rules
## To edit task-override rules:
You can assign task-override rules to all, to all in a task category, or per individual task.
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Tasks or Task Categories can be selected prior to clicking Assign:
Expand a Task Category and select individual tasks or the entire category by clicking to left of column header "Task".
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Task-override rules - Selection
### On the right side, click "Assign approval rules for all tasks" or with some selected, click "Assign approval rules for selected tasks":
1. In the left, select all or individually check each task desired
2. On the bottom right, click the bottom grey box to select which approval rule to apply
3. On the bottom right, click "Apply Rule" to apply the rule to selected tasks
Task-override rules - Apply rules
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This page can be sorted and filtered.
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## To finish task-override rules:
4. On the bottom right, click "Done" when finished
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