best way to code tutorial

[agile sonnet]

I've got a bunch of systems coded for a food game that I'm making but for some reason i cant figure out a decent way to make a tutorial level for it
i have arrow beams that point to the reservation desk and you are prompted to complete a tutorial for some coins and a free item.

The issue I'm having is:
Whats the best way to signal to the server that you completed the specific task?
For example 'make a pizza'.
Do i just set (after picking up the pizza when its cooked) a bool value to equal true but somehow ONLY if you are at that specific position in the tutorial regardless of whether or not you have 'made a pizza' in the past or not or if you have jumped the gun in the tutorial and finished a later task earlier than the tutorial is up to?

most things have been easy enough to implement but the tutorial has been a little bit complicated to wrap my head around. i also use profilestore to save data such as tutorial = {"enabled" = true/false, "position" = 1, and "completed" = true/false}.

I also have not used any OOP in my systems other than accidentally. basically ive never used metatables before maybe they can help but i still dont completely understand them maybe they could help in this request?

Basically im pretty sure im overthinking this but id like to know from other developers who have made tutorials in the past as it might be incredibly easy and i just haven't put 2 and 2 together yet.

[half wedge]

remote events

[agile sonnet]

i will definitely be using remote events ofcoarse

i feel stupid sometimes i rant on here just to kinda figure it out anyways. im still open to any suggestions tho i just realised i can check the datastore first with if/else statements such as if position == 3 and enabled == true then set bool.Value = true

[agile sonnet]

i actually get what you mean now btw...

--task finished
if player.data.tutorial.position == 3 and player.data.tutorial.enabled == true then
  player.data.tutorial.position = 4
  fireTutorial:FireClient() 
end

something like this

my dumbass has been using bool.Value's for nearly everything