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# Unpaid Tasks
If a task shouldn't have a Paid Activity, use the No Paid Activity option (always available at the bottom of the Paid Activity list regardless of the paid activities that have been created for your resort). Drag it over to the right column as needed.
{% hint style="info" %}
Best practice: all tasks should have a paid activity added, even tasks that aren't paid (which can use the No Paid Activity option)
{% endhint %}
On the main Paid Activities page in flaik there is a light yellow box advising how many Tasks and Training Clinic Categories are yet to be assigned. By always using the No Paid Activity for any of these that are unpaid, it will be easy to see when a new item is added into flaik that needs to be associated to a Paid Activity.
Make sure to save your work by hitting the Associate paid activities button in the bottom right of the association screen.
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