Getting started

Start on the TaskBullet for Basecamp page: see how TaskBullet shows up in Basecamp's native Assign list, then submit the interest form. That captures you as a lead — we do not force a free trial before you understand Assign.

The Basecamp integrations directory only opens our site. Nothing is installed in Basecamp until you connect later.

TaskBullet is human VA delivery. Create the company account we will bill (dashboard owner), then add hours (package recommended once you know volume). We do not put TaskBullet under Assign until hours can start work — so you never assign into silence.

Trial hours exist for other TaskBullet paths if you need them later; this funnel leads with the product and lead capture first.

In TaskBullet Settings → Basecamp Assign, click Connect Basecamp. You will see Basecamp / 37signals Launchpad and authorize TaskBullet. We use OAuth — we never see your Basecamp password.

Only a Basecamp admin (or account owner) should connect. If you are not an admin, ask yours to complete this step on the TaskBullet account your company will use.

Choose which Basecamp projects get TaskBullet. We add the shared team person TaskBullet only on those projects, and register webhooks so assignments reach us. This is the moment Assign becomes available in Basecamp.

If save is blocked, return to step 2 — hours are still required.

Open an enabled project in Basecamp → create or open a todo → Assign → choose TaskBullet (search the name if your people list is long).

You should see a comment on that todo when we receive it. Work runs under your TaskBullet company account; track progress and hours on your dashboard. Your TaskBullet VA / account manager owns delivery — not the Basecamp user who clicked Assign.